Continued Israeli Attacks in Central and Southern Gaza; Dozens of Hamas Members Killed

Israeli military attacks on dozens of Hamas infrastructure sites in central and southern Gaza continue, and according to this country, in recent days, dozens of militants from this group supported by the Islamic Republic have been killed. On Saturday, September 31, the Israeli army stated that its air force targeted about 20 sites, including military structures and terrorist cells, and conducted a precise strike on a Hamas command center that was previously operating as the 'Al-Falah School.' The Gaza Health Ministry, controlled by Hamas, reported that at least 22 people were killed in the Israeli airstrike on a school that had sheltered refugees in southern Gaza, most of whom were women and children. In response, the Israeli army emphasized that prior to the attack, it had taken 'multiple measures' to minimize harm to civilians, including the use of precision munitions, aerial surveillance, and intelligence. The statement noted, 'The terrorist organization Hamas systematically violates international laws by conducting operations from within civilian infrastructure.' Israel has repeatedly accused Hamas of using civilians as human shields. The Israeli army also announced that in one of its attacks, Muhammad Mansour, a Hamas operative who worked as a technical expert for the group's military intelligence systems, was killed. The statement mentioned that in addition to Mansour, several other Hamas members who were 'leading terrorist attacks against Israeli soldiers' were also killed. Israel stated that it would continue its 'precise targeted operations' in the Rafah area in southern Gaza, indicating that during its operations, 'dozens of terrorists' have been killed, multiple weapons have been found, and tunnels and terrorist infrastructure have been destroyed. Meanwhile, the Gaza Health Ministry, controlled by Hamas, reported that four of its employees were killed in the Israeli attack on the ministry's warehouses in Rafah. Israel's request to maintain control over the southern border line between Rafah and Egypt has been the focus of international efforts to achieve a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. The United States, with the mediation of Qatar and Egypt, is trying to establish a ceasefire, but so far has been unable to bring Israel and Hamas to a final agreement. Hamas's opposition to Israel's request to maintain its forces in the 'Philadelphi Corridor' between Gaza and Egypt, and the details of the exchange of Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners held by Israel, are two main obstacles in the negotiations. Intense clashes between Israeli forces and Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip continue amid rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in border areas. Hezbollah confirmed the death of 16 of its members in Friday's Israeli attack on Beirut. Prince Reza Pahlavi: The October 7 massacre by Israel and the 1401 Iran has one criminal, and that is Khamenei. The Israeli army's investigations into the controversial throwing of bodies from rooftops in the West Bank. The Israeli army: We destroyed 1,000 rockets ready for launch by Hezbollah. Shin Bet: An Israeli who was hired by the Islamic Republic to assassinate Netanyahu was arrested. The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia says Riyadh will not recognize Israel without the establishment of a Palestinian state. The UN General Assembly supported a non-binding Palestinian resolution against Israel.