Hamas launched Rocket on Tel Aviv

The Al-Qassam Brigade, Hamas’s military wing, today announced that it launched the Rocket series towards Tel Aviv to respond to “the common massacre conducted by Israel in the Gaza Strip”.

The Israeli military later said that he intercepted a bullet launched from Gaza, while the other two fruits fell into an unaccompanied area. Israeli officials also claimed to have blocked the North -Southern road of the Gaza Strip during the process of resuming the campaign.

Analysts said that Hamas’s reaction showed that the group had serious weakened both weapons and combat forces after more than a year of conflict.

Arab intelligence officials believe that Hamas is currently only 10-15% of the total 20,000 bullets they have at the time of Israeli attack on October 7, 2023. In addition, Tel Aviv has destroyed many Hamas missile production locations, making the effort to add arsenal more difficult.

The replacement forces of the gunmen who were killed mostly rookies had no fighting experience. The Hamas senior management was also divided after the death of the leader of Yahya Sinwar and the top deputy last year.

The conflict at Gaza settled down January 19, when the first phase of the ceasefire agreement was valid, Hamas confirmed that it had fully complied with the terms during this time. According to the initial plan, phase 2 of the ceasefire agreement will take place from the beginning of March, in which Israel withdrew from the Gaza Strip, ending the conflict, Hamas released all the hostages.

However, Israel on the night of March 17, on the morning of March 18 launched the campaign “strength and swords”, air strikes large -scale into the series of Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip that killed more than 500 people, on the grounds that Hamas constantly refused to return hostages.

The parties also could not agree on the continuation of ceasefire, when Israel insisted on the first stage of exchanging Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners, while Hamas wanted to move into phase 2.

The intense air strike and the Israeli campaign raised concerns that the comprehensive battle would flare up after two months relatively peaceful. Thousands of Israeli demonstrated in Jerusalem, accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regardless of the safety of the rest of the hostages when continuing attacks on Gaza.