434 days into the Battle of Al-Qsa Flood, the Palestinian Resistance continues to launch rockets towards the settlements surrounding Gaza in response to the Israeli occupation's crimes.

The al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement, announced that at 9:00 pm on Friday, "the Ninth of Glory," the targeting of Askalan and multiple Israeli settlements in the Gaza envelope. 

The Israeli army spokesperson claimed that two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip following the activation of sirens in the western Lachish area and around the enclave itself. However, a Kan correspondent revealed that four rockets were actually launched toward the Gaza envelope. 

Moments later, sirens sounded in Sderot in the Gaza Envelope. Israeli media then revealed it was due to a false identification. 

The al-Quds Brigades also targeted a gathering of Israeli occupation soldiers in the vicinity of the Jabalia Services Club, in northern Gaza, with mortar shells.

Meanwhile, the al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Hamas Resistance movement, announced that they bombarded invading occupation forces in the al-Bareed area of the Jabalia refugee camp, in the northern Gaza Strip, with heavy artillery shells.

Al-Qassam fighters also managed to capture three Quadcopters conducting reconnaissance missions in the al-Jnaineh neighborhood, east of Rafah city, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.

Resistance in the heart of Jabalia 

The Palestinian Resistance has been relentlessly fighting for over a year across Gaza, recently intensifying their operations and battles in Jabalia and the northern part of Gaza, as Israeli atrocities particularly devastate the area.

Against all odds, highlighting the spirit of resistance, the Civil Defense in the Gaza Strip resumed its operations and humanitarian services in Jabalia al-Balad and al-Nazla, prioritizing the urgent needs of citizens in northern Gaza. This effort aims to ensure continued support for those in the area despite the ongoing Israeli genocide.

Raed Dahshan, Director of the Civil Defense in Gaza Governorate, confirmed that a collaborative effort between Gaza and the northern governorates enabled the deployment of a firefighting vehicle, equipped with rescue tools and staffed by personnel who had been displaced from the northern regions to Gaza City. This allowed them to continue assisting local communities in need.

Dahshan emphasized that the Civil Defense took this action despite the substantial risks to its teams, as invading Israeli units have prevented the Civil Defense from operating in the northern governorate for over a month while intensifying attacks on residents.

The number of distress calls from the area has surged, highlighting the increasing humanitarian crisis.

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