The military spokesperson for Al-Quds Brigades - the military wing of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) - Abu Hamza revealed on Wednesday that the battle may soon expand to include the occupied Palestinian territories in 1948, stressing that the battle is no longer limited to the Gaza Strip.

In an audio speech regarding the developments of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, Abu Hamza said that other fronts may soon join in the battle.

He stressed that the scope of fire is expanding and that what the Israeli occupation witnessed in South Lebanon was merely a small example of what is awaiting the enemy, reassuring everyone that victory is just around the corner.

Addressing the Resistance in the West Bank, Abu Hamza called on the Jenin and Lions' Den brigades, as well as all the Palestinians there to engage in confrontations with the Israeli occupation.

Furthermore, the military spokesperson threatened the Israeli occupation, “We have come prepared for you outside Palestine just as we were inside Palestine, and the events that unfolded in the Gaza Envelope shall be mirrored in other battlegrounds.”

On Wednesday, at 9 pm sharp, codenamed the Hour of al-Bahaa, Al-Quds Brigades announced the launching of large missile salvos toward "Tel Aviv", "Ashkelon", and "Sderot", in response to the massacres and targeting of civilians in Gaza.

A day before, Al-Quds Brigades showered Israeli occupation settlements and other occupied cities with salvos of missiles, also at the Hour of al-Bahaa, hitting "Tel Aviv", "Ashkelon", and "Sderot". The Brigades confirmed that "the Zionist depth will be a continuous target for the freedom fighters of the missile force, in light of the continued aggression and targeting of safe Palestinian civilians."

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) had previously announced the capture of 30 Israeli soldiers during Operation Al-Aqsa Flood launched by the Palestinian Resistance last Saturday morning, and its military spokesperson warned “Israel” of “an unknown fate for its soldiers and settlers.”

Meanwhile, PIJ Secretary-General Ziyad al-Nakhalah confirmed that "Israel" must acknowledge defeat if it wishes to stop incurring additional casualties and prisoners.

He continued to say that Operation Al-Aqsa Flood revealed the weakness of the enemy and left it paralyzed. He added that it became clear that the enemy was fragile since the early hours, and this was evidenced by their pleas for help from the United States. 

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation army spokesperson announced that the number of soldiers killed had risen to 189 by Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, as per Israeli media. The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that the number of Israeli deaths had risen to about 1,200, while more than 2,900 settlers were injured.

This comes as "Israel" fears Hezbollah and Syria joining in Operation Al-Aqsa Flood from the Northern front to support the Resistance factions in the Gaza Strip, which will lead to increased pressure on the Israeli army, which is already floundering in weakness and internal dispersion.