Gun shots heard everywhere, grenades exploding with loud noise, Israel army rescues hostages after killing terrorists

TEL AVIV: The Israeli army released a video of rescuing 250 people held captives by Hamas terrorists in their center. The visuals of the army storming the Sufa military post of Hamas had surfaced. The military claimed that they captured 26 people and killed several terrorists, including the deputy commander of Hamas' southern naval wing, Muhammad Abu Ali.

The video begins with the Israeli soldiers storming into a building with fire. The footage shows soldiers firing and throwing grenades at the building from their hiding spot. Meanwhile, one of the terrorists who came out is being forcibly arrested by the army. Can hear a soldier yelling that he got him. Following that, the army entered the bunker in the building with guns. The army advanced by subduing the terrorists who tried to resist one by one. After finally capturing all the terrorists, can see talking to the hostages in the video. We are here to save you. The soldiers tell the hostages that if anyone needs first aid, will give it. The video ends with soldiers carrying a stretcher.

The Flotilla 13 elite unit was deployed to the area surrounding the Gaza security fence in a joint effort to regain control of the Sufa military post on October 7th.

The soldiers rescued around 250 hostages alive.

60+ Hamas terrorists were neutralized and 26 were… pic.twitter.com/DWdHKZgdLw

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) October 12, 2023

The footage of the operation carried out by the 'Shayetet 13' unit of the Israeli army has been released. It is not clear if any soldiers were injured in the operation. Reports said that 1,200 people died in Israel and 1,400 people in Gaza seven days after the war started. In addition to this, government sources also said the bodies of 1,500 Hamas terrorists were found in Israeli territory.

Meantime, Israel, which continues to carry out heavy airstrikes in Gaza, also attacked Syria. Iran's foreign minister is about to arrive in Syria today, the attack gives another face to the war.

Israel has previously attacked Syrian airports and ports to prevent the flow of weapons from Iran to militant groups. Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi spoke on the phone with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Missile attacks were carried out on international airports in the Syrian capital Damascus and the northern city of Aleppo. Flight services were suspended at both places after the runways were destroyed. There were several explosions in Aleppo. Since the beginning of the Gaza conflict, there have been attacks from Syria to Israel. With the escalation of Hezbollah's attack, Israel has increased its military deployment on the Lebanese border. Israel has reiterated that it will not allow water, electricity, fuel or other essential goods until the hostages are completely released by Hamas. Efforts are being made to exhaust Hamas by putting as much pressure on it as possible.