Hamas Fighters Chase Israeli Troops in Ravaged Gaza City!

Hamas Fighters Chase Israeli Troops in Ravaged Gaza City! Street clashes continued in Gaza City, with Hamas fighters ambushing Israeli forces through tunnels, as the US stated Palestinians must rule Gaza after the conflict, contradicting Israeli statements that it will manage security indefinitely. Welcome everyone, in today's video; we’re going to tell you Hamas Fighters Chase Israeli Troops in Ravaged Gaza City! According to Palestinian officials, 10,569 people had been killed as of Wednesday, with 40% of them being children. Israel claims 33 troops have been killed, while the actual figure is likely to be higher. But before we proceed the further video, if you’re new to this channel, remember (go ahead and) to hit the bell icon to subscribe, so you won’t miss the informative videos we will upload in the future Hamas Fighters Chase Israeli Troops in Ravaged Gaza City! The Israeli military claimed to have advanced into the 'heart of Gaza Metropolis,' Hamas' main bastion and the largest city in the Mediterranean enclave, while the resistance group claimed significant losses on invading forces. The armed wing of Hamas claimed responsibility for the deaths of more Israeli soldiers than the military has reported, as well as the destruction of dozens of tanks, bulldozers, and other vehicles. It released video of fighters firing anti-tank rockets and hitting vehicles directly. According to sources within Hamas and the breakaway Islamic Jihad rebel group, Israeli tanks have encountered severe opposition from Hamas fighters who use underground tunnels to stage ambushes. There is nowhere to flee Despite Israel's instructions to leave the area it has ringed; thousands of Palestinians have taken safety at Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. They are taking refuge in tents on the hospital grounds, claiming they have nowhere else to go. According to the UN humanitarian office OCHA, the Israeli military has told residents in the north to relocate south for the seventh day in a row, opening a four-hour corridor. Clashes and shelling along the major route persisted, endangering evacuation, according to the report. According to the report, corpses were laying alongside the road, and most refugees were walking because the Israeli military had told them to leave their vehicles at the southern outskirts of Gaza City. Thousands of displaced individuals from Gaza's 2.3 million population are already jammed into schools, hospitals, and other southern locations. Although the battle has been concentrated in the north, southern areas have also been targeted on a regular basis. Residents in Khan Younis, Gaza's main southern city, searched among the rubble and twisted debris of a structure demolished by an Israeli air strike on Thursday morning, witnesses said. “As the number of deaths and injuries in Gaza continues to climb as hostilities intensify, extreme overcrowding and broken health, water, and sanitation infrastructure pose an additional risk: the rapid spread of infectious illnesses,“ the World Health Organization stated.