IOF acknowledges two soldiers killed, four injured in Gaza
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The Israeli occupation forces acknowledge the killing of two soldiers from the Givati Brigade and the wounding of four others during battles with the Palestinian Resistance in the Gaza Strip.
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Israeli occupation troops carry the casket of a soldier in occupied Palestine on May 12, 2024. (AP)
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) confirmed on Sunday that two soldiers were killed and four others were injured during confrontations with the Palestinian Resistance in the Gaza Strip, as reported by Israeli media.
The IOF provided details, confirming the killing of two sergeants from the Givati Brigade during battles in the southern Gaza Strip, and published their names.
The army also admitted that an officer and two other soldiers from the Givati Brigade were seriously injured, along with a reserve soldier from the Bridges 5832 Northern Region Engineering Battalion, in the southern Gaza Strip.
On Saturday, the Israeli occupation's military admitted to the death of an Israeli soldier during confrontations in northern Gaza.
Under the "permitted to publish" clause, it was reported that the Sergeant was a soldier in the computer communications company of the Paratroopers Brigade, and was killed during a confrontation against the Palestinian Resistance in northern Gaza.
On Thursday, five Israeli occupation troops from the 35th Paratroopers Brigade's 202nd Battalion were killed in Gaza's Jabalia refugee camp, while another eight were wounded, the occupation's military spokesperson announced.
The troops, which include one officer, were killed after the Palestinian Resistance detonated explosives that were previously laid in a building in Jabalia.
