Israeli air strikes have caused two senior commanders of Jehad to be killed

Polar news reporter Manda Hu Xiuwen

According to the Associated Press reported on August 7, Israeli Air strikes a senior commander of the Islamic Islamic Territory (Jehad), a senior commander of the Granda Said, the second senior commander who was killed in the upgrade of the Gaza.

Jehad Senior Commander Lieding Line (Picture Source: Reuters)

Late on the 6th, Hatder Mansur, a senior commander of Jehad, who acted in the southern Gaza Strip, was killed in an air strike in Israel. One day before, Israel launched an attack in the north and killed an organization commander.

The battle began on the 5th, and Israel killed a senior commander of Jehad in a wave of attacks. Israel claims this blow to prevent the upcoming attack. It is reported that the battle has led about 30 Palestinian people to be killed, of which at least one -third of them are civilians and two are senior commanders of Jehad.

Earlier on Sunday, the intensity of the firefire seemed to weaken, but Jehad continued to firing rockets at Israel, and the Israeli army continued to carry out air strikes on Gaza. Since Israeli and Palestinian militants over the Gaza Strip last year, the air strike alarm sounded for the first time in Jerusalem on Sunday.

According to Reuters, the Israeli iron dome defense system intercepted 97%of the Palestinian rockets during the weekend of Gaza, which improved the success rate of the interception system.

On August 6, Israel's "Iron Dome" system opened the fire and intercept the rocket (source: Reuters)

The "Iron Dome" system was jointly developed by the United States Thor Company and the Israeli Rahael Defense Company. The system was put into use for the first time in 2011. It launched the rocket and other short -term threats that guided missiles to defend the air. Israel and U.S. defense officials believed that its success rate was 85%. In the Gaza War in 2012, this proportion increased to 90%.

A spokesman for the Israeli military said that since Friday, the "Iron Dome" system has intercepted 97%of the rockets during the battle in the Gaza Strip and described it as the best performance of the system so far. The spokesman said that as of Sunday morning, Jehad had fired 580 rockets to Israel, about 20%of the rockets fell on the Gaza Strip, and the rest were far away from the suburbs of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

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