Enemy media: Four Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza Strip last April
Data published by the Akka platform, which focuses on Israeli affairs, on Thursday, indicated that four Israeli soldiers and undercover soldiers were killed last April during the ground assault launched by the occupation forces on the Gaza Strip.
The data indicated that on April 19, 2025, an Israeli soldier from the Tracker Unit was killed during the ground assault and ongoing incursion into the city of Beit Hanoun, northern Gaza Strip.
On April 24, an Israeli officer was killed by Palestinian sniper fire in Beit Hanoun, northern Gaza Strip. On April 26, it was announced that an Israeli soldier and a member of the undercover unit were killed during the assault on the Shuja'iyya neighborhood, east of Gaza City.
For its part, the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth revealed the occupation's human losses since the start of Operation Protective Edge on October 7, 2023. It indicated that 850 soldiers were killed, in addition to 82 members of the "security forces," 934 Israelis and foreigners, and approximately 6,000 soldiers were wounded, while 59 remain captives held by Palestinian resistance factions in Gaza.
Since March 18, 2025, enemy forces have resumed their war of genocide and military aggression against the Gaza Strip, having violated the fragile ceasefire agreement and truce that lasted 57 days.
According to official Palestinian data issued by the Ministry of Health in Gaza, 2,308 civilians were killed during the past 44 days, in addition to 5,973 wounded, the majority of whom were children, women, and the elderly.
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