Data: Every kilometer in Gaza Strip received 80 “Israeli” raids

Published on February 20, 2024
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The Israeli enemy army announced that it had bombed 29,000 targets in Gaza Strip with warplanes since the beginning of the brutal war on October 7.

According to the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, enemy aircraft attacked more than 31,000 targets on all fronts, and that most of these targets – about 29,000 – were bombed in Gaza Strip, and about 1,100 targets in the northern arena with Lebanon, without the enemy army’s data clarifying. Where did the rest of the attacks take place?

The data published by the Israeli enemy means that every square kilometer in Gaza Strip (its total area is 365 km2) received approximately 80 raids (and the weight of most of the missiles and bombs dropped by enemy aircraft ranges between one to two tons).

In their raids, the enemy forces invaded residential neighborhoods, homes, and shelter centers and destroyed them on top of their residents, in a form of brutality not witnessed in the history of modern wars.

The Hebrew newspaper reported that about 7,000 attacks were “snap attacks,” at the request of the entity’s ground forces, and that about 26,000 attacks were carried out using warplanes, about 3,800 attacks using military helicopters, and about 3,800 attacks using drones, according to the same report.