Shinwar emerges from the tunnel. Israel confirms that the hostages are in Rafah, and continues to kill the rifles?

The Israeli military said that over the past 24 hours, Israeli air force warplanes, drones and helicopters attacked more than 100 Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, and the fighting between Rafah, Zetun and Jabaliya continued.

In Jabaliya in the north of Gaza, the Israeli 98th Division expanded its operations and attacked Hamas strongholds in the region. According to the IDF, the paratroopers, the 460th Brigade and the 7th Brigade killed dozens of Hamas in Jabaliya in the past day.

After Israel withdrew from the north, Hamas revived and became active again. However, this is no longer a serious problem for Israel. In view of the fact that Israel killed thousands of Hamas alive and killed thousands of Hamas in the Shifa hospital, this may not be Israel's attempt to capture them. It's better to let them come together and clean up than to beat ground squirrels sporadically.

On May 13 local time, Hamas released a video showing that the top leader of Hamas in Gaza, Shinwar, climbed out of the tunnel to hug and speak with his supporters. However, the video released by Hamas did not specify the specific location. It is not ruled out that this video has been available for a long time, but now it is taken out to prove that Shinwar is not dead.

Israel said that Shinwar might be in the tunnels of Khan Younis or Rafah, surrounded by hostages. In his speech for more than ten days, Sinwar claimed that the hostage negotiation was a trap, and even if the billionaires hiding in Qatar's luxury houses promised to release the hostages, he would not implement it.

The spokesman of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), Hagari, said that the Chief of the General Staff, Hezi Halvey, went to the front line of Dhafa on the 14th and received the unusual latest news from the brigade commander: "There are kidnapped hostages in Rafah". We are determined to make every effort to rescue them home.