Hamas: The Zionists do not dare to attack Gaza by land

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): One of the leaders of the Hamas movement told Al Jazeera this morning (Wednesday): "I do not expect the occupiers to advance in a ground attack on Gaza, because they are afraid of the Palestinian owners of these lands."
 
This Hamas official explained: "The real criminal whose hands are stained with blood are the occupiers who falsify the facts. But the Palestinian resistance treats the prisoners with complete humanity."
 
He also added: "We are not counting on the Arab rulers, but on the movement of the lively Arab people who are roaring in support of the Palestinian cause."
 
In response to accusations by the Zionists and its allies about the inhumane treatment of prisoners, this Hamas official emphasized: "The resistance cannot execute or torture Israeli prisoners."
 
He added: "We do not regret carrying out the Al-Aqsa storm operation, because our goal is to liberate our land and we know that the price is high."
 
At the same time, Palestinians marched and demonstrated in different areas of the West Bank to support the Gaza Strip and the operations of the resistance groups against the Zionist regime.
 
It was on Saturday that after more than two hours of missile and rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip on various targets of the Zionist regime, including Tel Aviv, "Mohammed Al-Daif", the commander-in-chief of Al-Qassam trenches, the military branch of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), announced the beginning of the Al-Aqsa Storm operation.
 
Zionist media confirmed that at least 1,200 Zionists were killed and more than 2,500 were injured during the Al-Aqsa storm operation, and this figure is still increasing.
 
After that, the cabinet of the occupying Quds regime issued the order to start massive attacks on the Gaza Strip, according to the latest statistics of the Palestinian Ministry of Public Health, at least 900 Palestinians have been martyred in these attacks, 260 of them are children and 230 of them are women.