ALBAWABA - Hamas' Al-Qassam Brigades posted video of its militants fighting Israeli occupation troops in Gaza City's northern Shuja'iyya area. A relaxed and confident Al-Qassam fighter sits on a swing and the other on a chair as they discuss an ambush they plotted for the Israeli army.

The Israeli army said that Palestinian resistance fighters attacked the Nitsarim axis in Gaza, killing an officer and a soldier and injuring 11 others. Israeli forces have threatened a fresh operation in Khan Younis because to rising violence.

Israeli media called the Gaza incident a "complex and challenging event," claiming resistance members attacked an Israeli unit on the Nitsarim axis. This sector separates Gaza City and its north from the Gaza Strip's center.

Palestinian news outlets reported two soldiers killed and others injured in the Nitsarim incident, citing Israeli authorities. Israeli helicopters arrived early this morning at Soroka Hospital in Beersheba to carry wounded people.

Additional reports said five severely injured troops were evacuated to Ashdod's Asuta Hospital. Palestinian websites posted images of Israeli ambulances arriving to Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon to receive flown Gaza troops.

According to media reports, an Israeli unit was ambushed, with numerous troops injured. Israeli sources said the IDF wants to stay in the Nitsarim axis throughout the last phase of the Gaza battle since Palestinian resistance strikes have risen.

The Al-Qassam Brigades, Al-Quds Brigades, and other Palestinian groups resume fighting in Shuja'iyya east of Gaza City.

One soldier died and nine were injured in Rafah fighting yesterday, according to the Israeli military. One soldier was seriously injured in a booby-trapped structure.

Israeli soldiers claimed to have destroyed a one-kilometer tunnel in central Gaza, killed 100 combatants, and razed over 100 Palestinian resistance facilities. The occupying troops attacked a mosque they said was booby-trapped and used by rebels as a hideaway.