Hamas Gearing Up For 'guerrilla War': 68 More Killed In IDF Attack In Gaza, Anger Of Arab Countries

Jerusalem: There are indications that the war between Israel and Hamas militants, which has reached the end of a month, will continue for more days, and there is a strong possibility of turning to a guerrilla warfare strategy. In the meantime, Israeli forces again bombed a school, hospital and refugee camp run by the United Nations and used as a shelter, killing 68 people.

It has been learned that the Hamas rebels, who are angry with Israel for not agreeing to a cease-fire, are ready to carry out a guerilla type of struggle and have prepared 40 thousand militants for the purpose of continuing the war.
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Despite the ongoing war for the past 28 days, the rebels, who are hiding in safe havens, are ready to attack directly if Israel does not declare a ceasefire. Armaments, missiles, ammunition, food, water and medicines required for a long-term struggle are being collected in large quantities. Local media reported that rebel leaders claimed that the necessary medical system had been mobilized.

Terrorists in the tunnel

Hamas militants, who are preparing to wage a guerilla-style war against Israel, have seized a long-established safe tunnel in Palestine. 80 km from land. Hundreds of kilometers deep. Militants have taken refuge in long hideouts. Reuters reported that if Israel does not declare a ceasefire even after international pressure, they are ready to attack.

Meanwhile, Palestinian prisoners held by Israel must be released in return for the release of the hostages. The rebel group has demanded that the US should take the initiative to negotiate with Qatar.
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Israel has refused the cease-fire called by the United Nations and Arab countries. The war will not stop until the destruction of the Hamas rebels. Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that our first goal is to defeat the terrorists who are fighting with civilians as their shields.
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