TEL AVIV —
In a report on Sunday, Haaretz highlighted that time is running out for the
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) in
Khan Yunis as they struggle to advance in
infiltration zones within the Gaza Strip.
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The report
points out the tension between war objectives and the limited time allocated.
It emphasizes that the IOF is simultaneously engaged in three battles, each
facing more formidable resistance than before. The report mentions that
occupation forces hoped to conclude most operations in northern Gaza within a
week, but in
Khan Yunis, it is expected to intensify afterward, Al-Ghad
reported.
According to
the newspaper, these developments add complexity to the fighting in the coming
weeks. It cautions against being swayed by the atmosphere in TV studios, some
of which have already broadcast victory songs.
The report
confirms that the occupation forces lack complete intelligence on Hamas'
prisoner hiding locations, underscoring that the ongoing fighting puts their
lives at risk.
Meanwhile,
earlier on Sunday, "Yedioth Ahronoth" published a front-page report
titled "The fighting is difficult and slow; it will take a long time for
the Israeli army to complete its tasks."
Israeli
Channel 7 estimated that the war will continue intensely for at least two
months. Sources in Israel suggest attempts for additional deals to release
prisoners soon.
On Saturday,
Israeli media confirmed 102 casualties in the Israeli occupation army since the
Gaza ground incursion began. "Walla News" reported 5,000 injured
Israeli military personnel since October 7, with 2,000 of them now disabled.
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