A new failure of the Israeli army.. Two of its soldiers were killed in Gaza News

On Tuesday, Israeli Army Radio revealed that two soldiers were killed last November after an Israeli tank bombed a building in Gaza It was later discovered that inside it was a battalion of the occupation army.

The radio described the incident as “dangerous and unusual,” explaining that the second floor of the building, which was identified as a suspicious building, was bombed before it later became clear that it was an army headquarters.

Army Radio said in a statement on Tuesday: A tank bombed the building, and it became clear only later that it was an army headquarters and two soldiers were killed, without clarifying the location of the building.
The radio described the event as dangerous and unusual after one of the buildings at the site was identified as a suspicious building.
She explained: It seems that the soldiers discovered suspicious movements there, and decided to attack the building, and fired a tank shell at its second floor.
She added: It was not discovered until later that the building was the main house, that is, the field headquarters of one of the commanders of the infantry battalions operating in the sector, and two soldiers who were on the second floor were killed immediately.

This announcement represents a new failure for the Israeli army, after a number of similar operations since Operation Al-Aqsa flood Launched by the Palestinian resistance led by Al-Qassam Brigades On Jewish settlements on the Gaza Strip on October 7th.

Since the surprise operation launched by the resistance, which resulted in the killing of about 1,500 Israelis in addition to the capture of hundreds of others within a few hours, Israel has launched a blatant aggression against the Gaza Strip, including continuous aerial bombardment, which has so far led to the death of more than 20,000 Palestinians and the injury of more than 53,000. Others, as well as the destruction of nearly half of Gaza’s housing.

3 prisoners were killed

A few days ago, specifically in mid-December, Israeli media revealed that the occupation army mistakenly killed 3 Israeli prisoners held by the resistance in Gaza, which sparked a state of discontent within Israel, especially among the families of the prisoners who are pressuring the government to conclude an exchange deal.

It seems that the three Israelis had succeeded in escaping the grip of the resistance, and went out to the street waving white flags, calling for help in Hebrew, shouting, “Save us,” but instead of saving them, friendly fire came to them and eliminated them.

According to the details reported by Israeli media, the three prisoners left a building dozens of meters away from the building in which there was an occupation army force. At that time, a soldier saw them leaving the building without shirts, carrying a stick with a white cloth (a white flag, according to the shooting regulations, it is forbidden to shoot at the person carrying it).

The soldier considered the three kidnappers a threat, shouted to his comrades, “terrorists,” and began shooting at them. According to the Hebrew media, two were killed instantly and the third fled wounded into the building from which he and his companions emerged again.

After the shooting stopped, the injured hostage began screaming from inside his hideout, “Save me… Save me” in Hebrew.

An unbearable tragedy

As soon as he heard the third scream, the military commander, who had the rank of major, gave orders to cease fire, and the wounded prisoner came out of the building reassured, but a soldier quickly shot him, killing him, in violation of the orders of the field commander.

After the killing of the “hostages,” the occupation soldiers had doubts about the identity of the dead, so they were transferred to Israel. After examining the bodies, it became clear that they were prisoners of the resistance in Gaza.

The Israeli army announced an investigation into the incident, which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described as an “unbearable tragedy” and that it made the entire State of Israel sad that evening.

Bombing of Israeli hostages

A few days later, the Israeli media revealed another scandal, which was that an occupation army tank opened fire on a house containing Israeli hostages in the “Be’eri” settlement during the Al-Aqsa Flood operation carried out by the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas on the 7th of last October on Israeli settlements. In the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli Channel 12 broadcast an investigation that included pictures taken from an Israeli police plane, clearly showing for the first time an Israeli tank bombing a house in the “Be’eri” settlement.

An Israeli channel investigation reported the testimony of a resident of the settlement, who confirmed that she was hit by shrapnel from this bombing. It also showed pictures of a large gathering of Israeli security forces outside the settlement that day, including soldiers and police, without them taking any action to rescue the prisoners.

As for the Israeli newspaper “Haaretz”, it stated in a report that an Israeli tank arrived at the “Be’eri” settlement hours after the Al-Aqsa flood operation, and “fired shells towards the house of Pasi Cohen, where Hamas members were holed up with hostages.”

The newspaper added that Yasmin Porat, who fled from the “nature party” in the Re’im settlement (south), and hid in one of the settlement’s houses, “went to one of the soldiers and asked if the shells would harm the hostages, and the soldier replied, “We only do that on the sides of the houses to demolish them.” Walls.”