The death of a large number of soldiers, the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from Gaza

The death of a large number of soldiers, the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from Gaza

Israel has begun withdrawing its troops from Gaza after a large number of soldiers were killed in ground fighting there. Israeli newspapers confirmed that the military withdrawal had begun. Despite calls from around the world for a cease-fire in Gaza on New Year's Eve, it was subjected to brutal Israeli shelling and ground attacks by Israeli forces. More than 100 Palestinians were martyred, including the rector of Gaza University and a former Palestinian minister. According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the Rector of the Faculty of Applied Sciences at Gaza University, Dr. Saeed al-Zubada was martyred along with his wife and children. Former Palestinian Minister Sheikh Yusuf Salama served as Minister of Religious Affairs from 2005 to 2006 and was also a preacher at Al-Aqsa Mosque. The total number of martyrs during the 85 days was 28,822, including 9,100 children. The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that Israeli forces have martyred a total of 1,825 families in Gaza, with more than 56,000 injured and 18,000 left homeless. According to Israeli authorities, 172 Zionist soldiers have since been killed in ground combat in Gaza, after Israel confirmed the deaths of two more soldiers. It condemned the "tremendous human suffering" and "collective punishment" of the people. Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki condemned the ongoing aggression and genocide against the Palestinian people by Israel's war machine in a pre-New Year statement. The Palestinian Foreign Ministry said the Israeli prime minister had "decided to genocide the Palestinian people in exchange for recognizing the state." His posts on X were counting down like New Year's Eve. The footage shows desperate children, a house bombing, a journalist's funeral, displaced people and dead children, and ends with the words: "Gaza is under attack. Come on, stop the rain of fire." . Meanwhile, Israeli forces arrested two children in the city of Deliastiyah, located northwest of the occupied West Bank city of Salfit. Local sources said 17-year-old Nasr Jihad Mansour and 16-year-old Mohammad Rizk Mansour were arrested while staying in Qana Valley, north of the city. The Qassam Brigades said its fighters attacked an Israeli D9 bulldozer with a Yasin 105 anti-tank weapon north of the town of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. A Lark II drone was also attacked. Meanwhile, the al-Quds Brigade announced that its warplanes were able to attack Israeli soldiers who had opened a tunnel and entered the Shujaya area, killing one soldier and wounding another. Al-Quds added that an Israeli soldier was shot dead by a sniper in Gaza City's Tafa district.