The whole world is watching the horrific bloodshed and massacre of Gaza through pictures. According to various reports, the death toll in this major stronghold of Hamas has crossed 45 thousand. Most of the dead are women and children. The death toll in the latest attack in Gaza crossed 80. On these claims, the Israeli Army says that the number of deaths due to its attack in Gaza is not as much as Hamas is shouting to the world. The IDF gave a statement on Sunday that Israel's operation in Gaza cannot be called genocide.
Hamas terrorists said late on Saturday night that 80 people lost their lives in another massacre by the IDF in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip. IDF issued a statement on this claim of Hamas. He said that the number of people who lost their lives in the Israeli operation is being reported by the government offices in Gaza as very high, in reality it is not that much, so it is not right to call it a massacre.
Hamas said – Genocide, IDF has different claims
Hamas issued a statement claiming Israel had committed 'genocide' in the Strip. “Israel is carrying out a planned campaign to uproot our people in northern Gaza,” Khalil al-Hayya, a potential candidate for Hamas leader, told Al Jazeera after the ouster of new Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar.
An IDF spokesperson immediately responded, saying that “Government control of Gaza rests with Hamas. Therefore, according to preliminary investigations, the number of deaths being reported from its operations is completely false. Based on the information available to the IDF, The data doesn't match.” He added, “The IDF advises media reports to be cautious about this matter and avoid the lies being told by Hamas. This has been proven in previous incidents as well. We emphasize to the world that “True reports should come out on Gaza.”
Hamas terrorists living among refugees
Meanwhile, IDF sources have claimed Hamas militants are hiding among civilians in the Jabaliya refugee camp, located south of Beit Lahiya and a Hamas stronghold. The IDF says that they have urged the people living in the refugee camp to move to safe places, but under pressure from Hamas they have to stay there.
