Israeli Infantry Enter Gaza and Discover Bodies of Hostages

Israeli infantry entered Gaza last night and discovered the bodies of hostages held by Hamas.

Israeli army infantry entered Gaza last night and began limited ground operations. Israeli soldiers recovered the bodies of civilians who were killed in recent days during Hamas attacks on a “kibbutz” near the Gaza border in “Kefaraza” in Israel.

According to Daniel Hagari, spokesperson for the Israeli army, military forces entered the Gaza Strip yesterday to complete the clearance of the area of terrorists and weapons and as part of efforts to find the missing. According to the army announcement, bodies of a number of hostages were discovered in this operation and returned to Israel.

According to the army announcement, infantry and armored forces obtained intelligence that will help locate the missing. They also neutralized terrorist infrastructure and terrorist cells in the area, including a Hamas cell that fired anti-tank missiles toward Israeli territory.

Additionally, following Israel’s request for the evacuation of northern Gaza and the movement of people to southern Gaza, tens of thousands of people have so far left the area and taken refuge in southern Gaza areas. The Israeli army announced again this morning, Saturday, October 14, that two safe corridors have been designated for the exit of remaining residents, and they can move toward the south from these two corridors in complete security between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. today.

It should be noted that “Marwan Abu Marwan,” commander of Hamas’s air force, was also killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza last night. According to statements by the Israeli army, Abu Marwan played an important role in directing terrorists during the massacre of last weekend, which included attackers who entered Israel from the air using gliders.

The Israeli army also referred to Hezbollah Lebanon’s involvement in these attacks and announced that northern Israel experienced unrest last night, with unidentified flying objects entering Israeli airspace and targeting an Israeli air force drone that came from Hezbollah Lebanon. For this purpose, Israel responded to the intrusion of unidentified flying objects by attacking a terrorist target of Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. According to Israel’s announcement, another flying object was launched from Lebanon toward Israel but was intercepted and destroyed by the Israeli army.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, while referring to the fact that “this is just the beginning,” announced: “We will attack our enemies with unprecedented force. Our enemies have just begun to pay the price for their actions, and I will not provide details about what is still to come.”