In reports and interviews with settlers, the Zionist media announced that the battle of Al-Aqsa by Hamas was a "big shock for the Israelis" and said: "The idea of leaving the land and emigrating is not for the Gaza Strip, but it means our exit from the country."
Publish dateSaturday 14 October 2023 - 15:18
Story Code : 278343
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Al-Jazeera network website wrote in a report, citing Zionist media, that the great shock of the attacks of the Palestinian resistance on the settlements adjacent to Gaza and their emptying of the occupiers deterred the settlers from returning to these areas.
Al-Jazeera wrote: The achievements of martyr Ezzeddin Qassam of the military branch of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in the surprise attack on the towns of the Gaza Strip and the occupied areas in the south have been recorded in the "collective memory of Israelis" and will forever be remembered as a "shock".
In the continuation of this report, we read: On the 8th day of the war between the Palestinian resistance and the Zionist regime, the effects of this shock appeared and many Jewish families said that they cannot return to the previous conditions.
Israeli journalist Shlomit Tzur writes in his report for the Hebrew newspaper De Marker, like many Zionist media: "The idea of leaving the land and emigrating is not for the Gaza Strip, but it means our exit from the country."
The newspaper described the first moments of the Al-Aqsa storm battle, quoting displaced settlers: "We have been through all of Israel's wars, but we have never seen anything like this before. Our lives were in real danger. We feel like displaced survivors. From now on, we will be residents of another city.
"Dahlia" and "Baruch Bacher" are two Jewish settlers who lived in Kibbutz Bari near the Gaza Strip since 1956. In an interview with Demarker, they answered Tezur's questions about the possibility of returning to their previous place of residence and said: "At this stage, we will not return there until we recover from the shock."
Yesterday morning, Friday, October 13, the United Nations announced that the Israeli army had informed this organization that one million Palestinians living in northern Gaza should move to the south within 24 hours.
The announcement of this news caused serious attacks and reactions from al-Qassam. An hour ago, Al-Qassam's military base announced that in response to the Zionists' request and targeting civilians, it launched a large-scale missile attack with 150 missiles on the occupied "Ashqlan".
After Ashkelon, the al-Qassam battalions targeted the settlement of Sdirot with 50 missiles. After that, Hamas targeted Ben-Gurin Airport in response to the targeting of civilians and the Zionists' attempt to displace the Palestinian people.
The response of the military branch of Hamas was so striking and severe that the Ayash 250 missile was used and launched for the first time in the battle of Al-Aqsa Storm and after the announcement by Ezzeddin Al-Qassam about the bombing of the headquarters of the Zionist regime's northern region in the occupied Safad.
The Zionist media, including "Yediot Aharanot", announced about this missile: Ayash 250 is undoubtedly the longest-range missile ever launched from Gaza towards us, and this is unprecedented; Due to the long range of the missiles fired from the Gaza Strip, both the Iron Dome system and the American Patriot systems have been activated to intercept them.
"Abu Obeidah", the military spokesman of Al-Qassam trenches, addressed the invaders: "The cowardly enemy is too weak to force our people to migrate." Immigration is not included in our culture and lexicon, except from our occupied cities.
Al-Jazeera wrote: The achievements of martyr Ezzeddin Qassam of the military branch of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in the surprise attack on the towns of the Gaza Strip and the occupied areas in the south have been recorded in the "collective memory of Israelis" and will forever be remembered as a "shock".
In the continuation of this report, we read: On the 8th day of the war between the Palestinian resistance and the Zionist regime, the effects of this shock appeared and many Jewish families said that they cannot return to the previous conditions.
Israeli journalist Shlomit Tzur writes in his report for the Hebrew newspaper De Marker, like many Zionist media: "The idea of leaving the land and emigrating is not for the Gaza Strip, but it means our exit from the country."
The newspaper described the first moments of the Al-Aqsa storm battle, quoting displaced settlers: "We have been through all of Israel's wars, but we have never seen anything like this before. Our lives were in real danger. We feel like displaced survivors. From now on, we will be residents of another city.
"Dahlia" and "Baruch Bacher" are two Jewish settlers who lived in Kibbutz Bari near the Gaza Strip since 1956. In an interview with Demarker, they answered Tezur's questions about the possibility of returning to their previous place of residence and said: "At this stage, we will not return there until we recover from the shock."
Yesterday morning, Friday, October 13, the United Nations announced that the Israeli army had informed this organization that one million Palestinians living in northern Gaza should move to the south within 24 hours.
The announcement of this news caused serious attacks and reactions from al-Qassam. An hour ago, Al-Qassam's military base announced that in response to the Zionists' request and targeting civilians, it launched a large-scale missile attack with 150 missiles on the occupied "Ashqlan".
After Ashkelon, the al-Qassam battalions targeted the settlement of Sdirot with 50 missiles. After that, Hamas targeted Ben-Gurin Airport in response to the targeting of civilians and the Zionists' attempt to displace the Palestinian people.
The response of the military branch of Hamas was so striking and severe that the Ayash 250 missile was used and launched for the first time in the battle of Al-Aqsa Storm and after the announcement by Ezzeddin Al-Qassam about the bombing of the headquarters of the Zionist regime's northern region in the occupied Safad.
The Zionist media, including "Yediot Aharanot", announced about this missile: Ayash 250 is undoubtedly the longest-range missile ever launched from Gaza towards us, and this is unprecedented; Due to the long range of the missiles fired from the Gaza Strip, both the Iron Dome system and the American Patriot systems have been activated to intercept them.
"Abu Obeidah", the military spokesman of Al-Qassam trenches, addressed the invaders: "The cowardly enemy is too weak to force our people to migrate." Immigration is not included in our culture and lexicon, except from our occupied cities.
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