Occupied Jerusalem: 700 Israelis have been killed so far in the attacks of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas on Israel by land, sea and air, including 44 soldiers.
According to the report of a foreign news agency, the Israeli media says that the number of Israelis killed in successive attacks by Hamas from the Gaza Strip has reached 700. While 1864 people were injured in Hamas attacks.
The Israeli army has shared a link on its official website with the names and photos of 26 of the dead soldiers.
A statement on Israeli radio said the dead included the commander of the Nihal Brigade, the commander of the Takshef Battalion, the deputy commander of the Maglan unit, a company commander and a group leader of the Internal Front Command.
An Israeli police spokesman also announced that 30 police officers, including high-ranking officials, had been killed on the first day of the attack, dubbed the Al-Aqsa Flood.
Israeli media also reported that around 750 Israelis have been missing since the start of attacks from the Gaza Strip.
Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari said that 400 Hamas members have been killed so far in attacks on southern Israel and the Gaza Strip.
The statement noted that warplanes struck two high-rise buildings that reportedly housed offices affiliated with Hamas and were used by senior members for operations.
The statement mentioned that the building containing the offices of Hamas leaders and members, as well as the offices of various formations and units within Hamas, has been named Palestine.
The statement said that 2 more large buildings were targeted yesterday, thus attacking 4 important buildings of Hamas.
The Israeli army told Palestinians in some areas of the Gaza Strip to leave their homes for their own safety and told them to go to shelters.
Israel continued its attacks on Gaza late in the night, according to reports from eyewitnesses, Israeli warplanes hit a military point belonging to Palestinian groups in the town of Beit Hanoun, west of Gaza City, and in southern and central Gaza. Bombed houses and buildings belonging to public institutions.