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18,000 Terrorists Killed by IDF Since October 7

As the country marked one year since the onset of the war on October 7, 2023, the IDF on Monday published new data on its operations in the Gaza Strip, Judea and Samaria, and Lebanon, from the number of rockets fired at Israel to the number of sites struck by the Israeli Air Force.

According to the data, some 17,000 Hamas operatives and members of other terror groups have been killed by the IDF in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the war, in addition to some 1,000 terrorists inside Israel on October 7, when gunmen rampaged through southern communities massacring some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251 to Gaza.

Israel responded with a military campaign to topple the Hamas regime in the Gaza Strip, destroy the terror group, and free the hostages.

The Hamas-run health ministry has said over 41,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, though the figure cannot be independently verified and is believed to include both civilians and Hamas members killed in Gaza.

The IDF’s data said that the military has killed eight Hamas brigade commanders and those of an equivalent rank, as well as more than 30 battalion commanders. More than 165 Hamas company commanders and operatives with a similar rank have also been killed, according to the data.

Some 40,300 targets have been struck in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the war, and troops have located some 4,700 tunnel shafts, the IDF said. (TOI / VFI News)

“Lord, we pray for all the innocent Israeli and Palestinian civilians who have suffered immensely and lost loved ones during the war. We also pray for our soldiers who have been fighting daily for the last year to protect all the rest of us. We pray in Yeshua’s name that You will bring comfort, peace, and unity once again in the land You have so generously given us. May You help all the citizens rebuild their communities and live the rest of their lives in prosperity, peace, and brotherly love.”

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