Al Arabiya Reports on Clashes in the West Bank and Bombing of Two Mosques in Gaza

An Arabic-language media outlet reported on the third day of the war between Israel and Hamas, stating that clashes have intensified with increased shelling and confrontations in the West Bank. According to Al Arabiya, Israeli planes bombed two mosques in Gaza in the early hours of Monday. In this context, the Israeli Air Force announced that several Hamas sites, including a security office affiliated with the group in Gaza, were targeted, among which was an operations management center located inside a mosque in Jabalia that was completely destroyed. Images have been released of the mosque that was hit by missile attacks. Al Arabiya reported on the course of the clashes during the early hours of Monday, stating that Israeli fighter jets conducted "violent and continuous" attacks on Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza. On Saturday, Hamas, a group backed by the Islamic Republic, carried out terrorist attacks on Israeli territory, resulting in thousands of casualties. In response to this action, the Israeli army began airstrikes on the locations and infrastructure of this group in Gaza, leading to the deaths of hundreds of Palestinians in Gaza. Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, declared war against Hamas in response to the terrorist attacks on Saturday. As the third day began, clashes continued unabated within Israel and Gaza. Reports indicate that following heavy Israeli attacks on the third day of the war in response to Hamas's terrorist attacks on Israel, which resulted in numerous Israeli casualties, Palestinian media reported that 18 people were killed in the bombing of Rafah in southern Gaza. Reports show that Israeli forces attacked the "Aqabat Jabr" camp in southern Jericho in the West Bank. Israeli forces also entered the eastern entrance to the city of Tubas in northern West Bank and established themselves in several neighborhoods. Media reports indicate that the Palestinian death toll stands at 465, while the latest official figures for Israeli casualties show over 700 dead and more than 2,243 injured. The terrorist attacks on Israel were initiated by the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the Hamas movement, which is supported by the Islamic Republic, in the early hours of Saturday. According to CNN, a senior Hamas official announced early Monday that the militant group claimed to have taken more than 100 hostages following its "unprecedented" attack on Israel. This claim by Hamas regarding the number of hostages has not yet been confirmed by Israeli officials. An emergency meeting of the UN Security Council is being held to discuss Hamas's attack on Israel. The Israeli ambassador to the UN stated that Hamas's attacks on Israelis constitute a war crime. Hassan Hashemian: The Islamic Republic is now very vulnerable regarding the Hamas-Israel war. The daily Ham-Mihan warns Iranian officials to exercise restraint, stating that the Hamas-Israel war has "heavy consequences." The number of foreign citizens killed in terrorist attacks in Israel is increasing; Thailand has confirmed the deaths of 12 of its citizens. The Israeli army states that it has not yet gained full control of the borders.