Al-Qassam Brigades release footage of targeting zionist force sheltering in House in Beit Lahia
Gaza - Saba:
Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas," released footage of targeting a Zionist force that had taken shelter inside a house in the northern Gaza Strip.
In a statement on its Telegram channel on Wednesday, the Brigades stated that the footage is part of the "David's Stones" operations series. The force, which had fortified itself inside a house, along with a "Merkava" tank, was targeted with an anti-personnel shell and an "Al-Yassin 105" shell in Beit Lahia, north of the Gaza Strip.
Since March 18, the enemy has resumed its genocidal war on Gaza, violating a ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement with Hamas that had lasted 58 days since January 19, 2025, mediated by Qatar and Egypt with U.S. support.
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