Aftermath of Israeli Occupation aggression on Gaza
'Israeli' Foreign Ministry states willingness to negotiate captive release
The Foreign Ministry of the Israeli Occupation government stated that Tel Aviv is willing to negotiate the release of captives in Gaza but is unwilling to cease its ongoing aggression against the territory.
This aggression has resulted in the deaths of 31,553 Palestinians and the injury of 73,546 others since October 7.
Additionally, the Foreign Ministry hinted at an imminent ground operation in Rafah.
The return of captives was highlighted as a top priority for the Israeli Occupation government, coinciding with protests in Tel Aviv demanding their immediate release and calling for a change in the Netanyahu government.
Simultaneously, Gaza continues to face relentless attacks for the 163rd consecutive day, leading to dire humanitarian conditions marked by targeting, famine, and epidemics.
In response, the Al-Qassam Brigades reported killing four occupation soldiers and targeting military assets in Gaza City and Khan Yunis. Operation Aqsa Typhoon, initiated by the Al-Qassam Brigades on October 7, was a response to Israeli Occupation violations in the occupied territories.
Conversely, the Israeli Occupation launched "Operation Iron Swords" against Gaza, conducting aggressive raids resulting in numerous casualties, extensive destruction of buildings, residential towers, and infrastructure.


