Israel-Palestine Conflict:

The Full Story of the 'Biggest Battle' :

Israel has declared war to teach the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas a lesson.

Hamas launched a sudden attack on Israel on Saturday, firing 5,000 rockets and seizing several military vehicles.

Local media reported that at least 22 Israeli citizens were killed in this attack.

Reuters, citing the Ministry of Health, stated that more than 500 Israelis have been injured.

So, why did this attack happen, and why have tensions escalated once again between Israel and Palestine ?

Let's find out...

'Response to Atrocities' Hamas spokesperson Khalid Kadomi told Al Jazeera that the group's military campaign is in response to all the atrocities endured by Palestinians for decades.

They want the international community to stop the atrocities against Palestinian people in Gaza and holy places like Al-Aqsa.

These are the underlying reasons for starting this conflict.

Hamas claims it is trying to end all of Israel's crimes without impunity, as Israel disrupts the environment without being held accountable.

Meanwhile, Israel states that Hamas consistently promotes terrorism within its territory.

In this context, we have declared war to teach our enemy a lesson.

'Operation Al-Aqsa Flood' Hamas has named the ongoing attack against Israel 'Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.'

This is the largest confrontation between Israel and Hamas since the 11-day war in 2021.

Israeli military spokesperson Daniel Haggari claims that land, sea, and air attacks have been carried out.

The rocket attacks began early in the morning, around 6:30 AM local time, targeting the 'Simchat Torah' holiday, which marks the end of a week-long Jewish festival known as Sukkot or Tabernacles.

In response to this attack on their holiday, Israel initiated a military action, starting "Operation Iron Swords."

The Biggest Battle Day Hamas military commander Mohammad Deif stated that this is the "biggest battle day" to end the last occupation on Earth.

In a statement posted on Telegram, Hamas called upon Arab and Islamic countries, along with soldiers, to join the fight in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Long History of Conflict The Israel-Palestine conflict has a long history, dating back to 1947 when the United Nations partitioned Palestine into two states.

This divided the land into what is now known as Israel, primarily inhabited by Jews, and Palestine, with a majority of its population adhering to Islam.

The creation of Israel was met with opposition from the Arab community, and conflict has persisted since then.

Gaza, where this recent conflict is taking place, is situated between Israel and Egypt.

While Israel had its military presence in Gaza until 2005, it withdrew its forces in September 2005.

Subsequently, Israel imposed various restrictions on the area.

Palestinians desire the establishment of an independent state in both the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Currently, Hamas controls Gaza, while Israel occupies the West Bank.

Jerusalem Also a Key Issue Jerusalem, Israel's religious city, is also a contentious issue.

Palestinians want Jerusalem to be their capital, while Israel claims it as its own.

This city holds significant religious importance for both Jews and Arabs.

Al-Aqsa Mosque is located here.

Peace negotiations have been ongoing for the past 25 years, but the conflict remains unresolved.

Locations of Attacks It is reported that rockets were launched towards the northern town of Tel Aviv.

Hamas has also sent its fighters to southern Israel.

Gunmen targeted civilians in Sderot city by firing missiles at them.

Reports claim that Hamas militants have taken control of several Israeli settlements.

Israel's military says dozens of fighter jets targeted Hamas' positions in the Gaza Strip.

According to The Times of Israel, there is ongoing combat in towns and around army bases, including Kfar Aza, Sderot, Sufa, Nahal Oz, Magen, Beeri, and Re'im.

This provides an overview of the recent escalation in the Israel-Palestine conflict and the reasons behind the current conflict.