The Israeli Occupation's aggression on Gaza has entered its 268th day, with continued targeting of displaced civilians and the remaining infrastructure in the besieged enclave.

The commander of the 12th Brigade admitted that dismantling Hamas, particularly in Rafah, would take at least two years, emphasizing the ongoing threat posed by rocket attacks on settlements.

The commander stated, "Anyone who believes that the sirens will cease in the coming year is deluding themselves." On the political front, Hebrew media reported that Washington is trying to bridge the gaps between Hamas and Israel to revive ceasefire negotiations and reach a prisoner exchange deal.

In the occupied West Bank, Israeli Occupation forces continued their nightly raids, primarily targeting towns in Nablus and firing tear gas at homes.

Hamas's military wing, Al-Qassam Brigades, announced new ambushes in Shujaiya, Gaza, resulting in casualties among Israeli Occupation forces. According to Al-Qassam's Telegram channel, these complex ambushes inflicted deaths and injuries on the Occupation forces, with multiple aircraft deployed for evacuation.

Al-Qassam confirmed that its fighters continue to confront the Occupation forces in Shujaiya with intricate ambushes. The Israeli Occupation army acknowledged the deaths of an officer and a soldier, along with injuries to two others, in battles in northern Gaza.