Israel Carried Out Massive Bombing To Destroy Hamas

Israel carried out a massive bombing to destroy Hamas. Israeli cannons thundered at Hamas targets, airstrikes intensified, people flee, 119 killed.

The war between Israel and Palestine has intensified. Israel carried out a massive bombing to destroy the Hamas bases built in the underground tunnel in Gaza.

Israeli cannons also fired shells for about forty minutes. Hamas has also carried out massive rocket attacks on several cities including Israel’s Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

Israel has said that rockets were also fired from Lebanon. Lebanon has denied this.

119 killed so far.

According to the Palestinian official, 119 people have died so far, including 31 children and 19 women. More than 830 people have been injured here. The death toll in Israel is eight. There are six citizens among them.

40 minutes firepower.

The cannons deployed on the Israeli border in the northern and eastern sides of the Gaza Strip were fired for about 40 minutes. Eyewitnesses say that the Palestinians living around the border have started migrating from there.

Two hundred houses destroyed in Gaza.

According to the United Nations Coordination Office, about two hundred houses have been destroyed in Gaza. Hundreds of people have taken refuge in a school in northern Gaza.

The paramilitary forces have now been deployed in Israel’s Jewish and Arab mixed populations. There are riots here too.

Tanks rained shells.

Israeli military spokesman Lt. Col. Jonathan Konaricus said that 160 airplanes, ground forces are participating in our operation.

The tanks have been shelling for some time with special targets, but we have not yet entered the Gaza Strip.

Sign of war going on now.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has said that his entire campaign will take some more time. This time Hamas will have to teach a tough lesson.

UNSC session on Sunday.

The United Nations Security Council has held an open session on the issue of Israel-Palestine on Sunday. The convention has been requested by China, Tunisia, and Norway.

15 members of the Security Council have met privately on this issue twice this week. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an immediate halt to the war.