Hamas' Al-Qassam Brigades capture new group of zionist soldiers
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Abu Obeida, the spokesperson for the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, announced on Sunday evening that their fighters had successfully captured a new group of Israeli soldiers.
According to Obeida, Al-Qassam fighters managed to reach the Mufakim area, engaging in fierce armed clashes that resulted in casualties among the zionist forces.
"Al-Qassam fighters were able to withdraw from the Urim military base after the end of their mission there, finishing off a large number of occupation forces.”
The enemy killed a number of its soldiers after Al-Qassam fighters captured them, he continued.
Obeida mentioned that some Israeli soldiers were killed by their own side after being captured by Al-Qassam fighters.
He concluded his statement by urging the Palestinian people, as well as the wider Arab and Islamic community, to support the ongoing Aqsa Flood operation.
The development underscores the intensifying conflict in the region. (ILKHA)
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