What it is about
This article describes the recent operations by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the Gaza Strip, targeting terror infrastructure in Jabalya and Rafah. During these operations, the IDF identified and neutralized multiple terrorists while dismantling significant terror assets.
Why it matters
These operations are crucial for Israel’s security, as they significantly reduce the operational capabilities of terror groups in Gaza. By proactively dismantling terror infrastructure, the IDF is safeguarding Israeli citizens and stabilizing the region against future threats.
Operation Details
Neutralizing Terrorists and Infrastructure in Jabalya
In Jabalya, northern Gaza, IDF soldiers succeeded in eliminating several terrorists, including a cell attacking IDF troops. Precision airstrikes directed by IDF soldiers effectively neutralized the terror cell. Extensive sweeps in the area led to the discovery of a large cache of weapons, explosives, and intelligence materials. Soldiers uncovered and destroyed missiles and rocket launchers found in a mosque, preventing future terror attacks.
Continued Operations in Rafah
In Rafah, IDF soldiers responded to mortar fire by directing an aircraft to eliminate the terrorist responsible. During their operations, troops discovered several baches of military equipment and rockets, further curbing the terror capabilities in the region.
Broader Impact Across Gaza
Over the past 24 hours, Israel’s Air Force and other aircraft successfully struck and dismantled 70 terror targets across Gaza. These included military compounds, weapon storage facilities, missile launchers, observation posts, and other terrorist infrastructure, significantly degrading the offensive potential of terror groups in Gaza.
Committed to Safety
The IDF’s operations in Gaza underscore Israel’s ongoing commitment to defending its citizens and maintaining regional stability. By targeting and dismantling terrorist activities at their root, the IDF continues to thwart potential threats and promote lasting peace.
This story was first published on jpost.com.