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Al-Aqsa Storm: 3 Years of Bombings
Over the course of three years of the "Overflow of Al-Aqsa" war, the Israeli occupation army conducted extensive operations targeting nearly 100,000 targets in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, and Yemen. These actions resulted in the deaths of approximately 100,000 Palestinians, Lebanese, and Syrians, as well as injuries to hundreds of thousands, alongside widespread destruction in the attacked areas. Despite the assassination of prominent Hamas leaders, the main declared goal—disarming the movement—was not achieved, and Gaza remained far from decisive resolution. The issue of prisoners was formally closed after all living prisoners or their remains were returned, but not in the manner Netanyahu desired; ultimately, he was compelled to agree to a broad exchange deal. Israeli operations also caused extensive destruction, with ongoing effects on Gaza’s infrastructure and basic services. Military actions and attacks inside Iran and Lebanon increased as well, leading to the deaths of around 970 Israeli soldiers, with a rise in reserve forces and shifts in Israeli defense strategies. Meanwhile, tensions in the region continue to escalate amid the varied objectives and outcomes of the ongoing war.
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