On Monday, the anniversary of October 7, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei issued a statement saying that the Hamas massacre in southern Israel had set Israel back 70 years.
In a message posted in Hebrew on the social network X (formerly Twitter), he mentioned Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, attributing the event to “a significant weakening of Israel.”
“Operation Al-Aqsa Flood set the Zionist regime back 70 years,” Khamenei wrote.
Khamenei expressed the view that Hamas’ actions had seriously undermined “the position of the Israeli state.”
Recall that today the IDF published information about an imminent missile attack from Gaza.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said they thwarted a major rocket attack that Hamas had planned to carry out in the morning.
Thanks to intelligence work, the Israeli army attacked Hamas rocket launchers and tunnels in the Gaza Strip minutes before the alleged attack.
As a result, only four missiles were fired: three were intercepted and one fell into an empty area. The IDF also carried out night attacks against Hamas targets that threatened the army’s operations. Additional security measures have been taken in connection with the anniversary of the events of October 7.
Previously, “Cursor” wrote about how many terrorists the IDF destroyed in one year.
These data refer to both the number of missile attacks against Israel and the number of targets hit by the Israeli Air Force.
