Captain of Golani brigades declared dead

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Israeli media
22 Nov 2023 12:41
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Israeli media has confirmed the death of Captain Linor Snir, a company captain in the Golani brigades, during clashes with the Palestinian Resistance in the Northern Gaza Strip.

Israeli Occupation Forces carry the coffin of a dead officer in Occupied Al Quds, Palestine, on November 9, 2023. (AP)

Israeli media confirmed on Wednesday the death of Captain Linor Snir, the leader of a company in the Golani brigades, during clashes with the Palestinian Resistance in the Northern Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian Resistance remains persistent in its attacks against the Israeli occupation forces across several fronts in Gaza, halting their incursion into the Strip, and resulting in significant material and human losses in Israeli ranks.

Earlier, the IOF announced the deaths of two of its soldiers, including an officer in the Givati brigades, raising the number of deaths among the IOF to a total of 390 soldiers since October 7.

The military spokesperson of the Al-Qassam Brigades, Abu Obaida, declared in a statement on Monday that 60 different Israeli military equipment have been targeted in several operations against the occupation forces.

Yesterday, the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, displayed scenes from the ambush its fighters prepared for Israeli troops.

#WATCH | Al-Qassam Brigades release footage showing Resistance fighters targeting Israeli armored vehicles in #Gaza from point-blank range. pic.twitter.com/uREB0vhJg1
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Different approaches to warfare

Two Israeli tanks in Western Gaza were also targeted using a Tandem charge and an Al-Yassin 105 charge, with the latter destroying one of the tanks.

The Brigades also targeted IOF troops in Juhr Al-Deek and the Eastern side of the Bureij camp with intense mortar shelling.

As the Resistance engages in warfare against the IOF, Abu Obaida said that "Israel's" failure to confront Resistance fighters is "avenged by bombing civilians" in a statement on October 10.

While Gaza mourns the deaths of over 13,000 martyrs, the Israeli approach to warfare becomes clear as the occupation continues to bomb houses, hospitals, and civilian infrastructure, completely making life in Gaza unsustainable for Palestinians.