Iraqi Resistance drone-strikes Israeli target in occupied Haifa
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The Islamic Resistance in Iraq continues to strike vital Israeli targets on occupied lands, in support of Gaza and in defiance of the Israeli occupation.
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A screengrab from the footage released by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq of the launch of the Al-Arqab missile towards occupied Haifa in occupied Palestine on July 19, 2024. (Military Media).
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced that its fighters drone-struck an Israeli target in Haifa, occupied Palestine, on Tuesday evening.
The Resistance affirmed that the operation was part of its ongoing efforts to resist the occupation, in solidarity with the people of Gaza, and in response to the massacres committed by the Israeli occupation entity against Palestinian civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.
It further vowed to continue operations "striking enemy strongholds with increasing intensity."
On Monday, the Iraqi Resistance announced that it had launched a strike against an Israeli target in the Jordan Valley in occupied Palestine using drone aircraft.
According to the Israeli Alma research center, the attacks launched by the Iraqi Resistance on Israeli assets from November 2023 to May 2023 totaled 107 long-range attacks.
These attacks were spread out as follows: 51% targeted southern areas in occupied Palestine, most of which are in the port city of Eilat, 41.2% in northern occupied territories, and 7.8% in central areas, such as Haifa.
The most noteworthy of these attacks was a one-way attack drone that struck the naval port in Eilat on April 1, 2024.
