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Saba Yemen
a day ago
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Israeli occupation acknowledges killing of three of its soldiers in battles in northern Gaza Strip
Gaza – Saba: The Israeli Occupation army acknowledged on Monday evening the killing of three of its soldiers and the serious injury of an officer in the 52nd Armored Battalion during fierce battles with the Palestinian resistance in the northern Gaza Strip. The Israeli occupation army released the names of the killed soldiers: First Sergeant Shoham Minaham (21 years old) from Yardena, Sergeant Shlomo Yakir Sharim (20 years old) from Efrat, and Sergeant Yuli Factor (19 years old) from Reshen Letzion, noting that they were from the 52nd Armored Battalion - 401st Brigade. Earlier in the day, Hebrew media reported the killing of three Israeli soldiers when an anti-tank missile hit a Merkava tank in the Gaza Strip. Other sources reported that the soldiers were killed and others were seriously injured in an attack on an engineering force in Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip. Hebrew media reported that part of the body of an Israeli esoldier was found after today's clashes in the Gaza Strip. According to the same sources, the Palestinian resistance targeted Israeli occupation forces simultaneously in Khan Yunis, Jabalia, al-Tuffah neighborhood, and al-Shuja'iyya neighborhood. In response, Israeli fighter jets launched intensive raids on the sites of the two operations in al-Shuja'iyya and al-Tuffah neighborhoods. The Palestinian resistance also targeted an Israeli vehicle with a large explosive device, completely burning it. A soldier was missing and later found dead. The Israeli army invoked the "Hannibal Protocol" for fear of capturing soldiers during violent clashes. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Roya News
2 days ago
- Roya News
Hannibal Protocol activated after deadly Gaza clash: 'Israeli' media
The Gaza Strip has witnessed a surge in security and combat developments, as 'Israeli'-affiliated outlets reported heavy fighting in the area. The pace of clashes in Gaza has accelerated in recent hours, with 'Israeli' media confirming that the fighting between the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) and the Palestinian resistance has grown more violent and difficult, resulting in increased casualties and numerous injuries. In details of the security incident, 'Israeli' media reported that one IOF soldier was killed and three others were seriously wounded during the intense fighting in Gaza. IOF medical teams are continuing efforts to evacuate the wounded to hospitals. - Hannibal Protocol activated - 'Israeli' media outlets reported an attempted abduction of an 'Israeli' soldier in Gaza, prompting the IOF to activate the Hannibal Protocol, a heightened security procedure aimed at preventing soldiers from being taken captive at any cost. On the other hand, Palestinian sources reported heavy artillery shelling targeting the Al-Tuffah neighborhood in northeastern Gaza City, along with the firing of smoke bombs around Al-Jarrah Street, as part of the ongoing military operations carried out by the IOF in the area. Hebrew media also announced that an IOF military aircraft carried out evacuation operations from Gaza, transporting the wounded to Tel Hashomer Hospital in central occupied territory for treatment.
Al Manar
07-02-2025
- Politics
- Al Manar
Gallant Admits Ordering Israeli Army to Use Hannibal Directive during Gaza War
Former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant acknowledged ordering the occupation army to use the Hannibal Protocol, meaning to kill the Israeli captives held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. In remarks cited by Hebrew media on Thursday, the former Israeli DM admitted to ordering the controversial protocol that involves killing captives along with their captors. ⚡️🇮🇱BREAKING: Israel's Former Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant admits that Hannibal directive was used on October 7th 2023. Q: Was an order given to implement the Hannibal Procedure? A procedure that says to shoot to kill when there is a vehicle with an Israeli hostage.… — Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws) February 6, 2025 Gallant also slammed former Police Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir for his provocative storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Al-Quds, stating that it 'was like detonating the situation.' Gallant made on Wednesday his first interview since being sacked in November. The ex-DM accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his cabinet of delaying a ceasefire deal that would have led to the return of more living captives. 'I think that the Israeli government did not do everything it could have to return the hostages,' Gallant told the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper in the interview, was to be published in full on Friday. Gallant said the framework of the current ceasefire-captive deal looks nearly identical to an earlier proposal, on the table in April and finalized over the summer. If it had been accepted then, he insisted, 'Israel' could have brought back more living hostages while releasing fewer Palestinian security prisoners. 'In practice, we could have gotten the same deal with more hostages, and at a lower price, because 110 terrorists serving life sentences were not in discussions then,' Gallant said, referring to Palestinian prisoners who were freed by the Israeli occupation authorities as part of the swap deal.
