JERUSALEM, Israel – Israel’s military continues to fight on multiple fronts against Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The fighting goes on despite last week’s ruling by the International Court of Justice that Israel desist.
For the first time in four months, Hamas fired rockets Sunday into Tel Aviv and other cities in central Israel.
The attack sent millions scrambling into bomb shelters. Hamas fired those rockets out of Rafah, where Israel is fighting to defeat the terror group’s last major stronghold.
Israel Defense Forces Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari explained, “Hamas is choosing to continue this war by refusing to release our hostages and continuing to attack Israel. Hamas is holding 125 of our people hostages across our border in Gaza. We will not stop fighting for their freedom, this is what any decent country in the world would do.”
The IDF intends to continue its operations in Gaza, including Rafah, since they claim they’re fighting in accordance with last week’s ruling by the International Court of Justice.
A senior Israeli official pointed out the court’s instructions not to commit genocide and said Israel is not committing genocide but is fighting according to international law.
In Rafah, the IDF announced it
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