Timeline of Axis of Resistance operations against Israel since Oct. 7

By Humaira Ahad

A day after Hamas-led Palestinian resistance launched the path-breaking military operation dubbed ‘Al-Aqsa Flood’ on October 7; the Hezbollah resistance movement started its pro-Gaza operations.

The synergy between the resistance groups in the Axis of Resistance as well as the Islamic Republic of Iran over the past year has been instrumental in inflicting crushing military defeat on the Zionist entity.

The regime in Tel Aviv, backed by the West, responded to the Hamas-led resistance operation on October 7 with unutterable horror, crushing every sign of life in the besieged Gaza Strip.

The stated goal was to eliminate the Hamas resistance movement, release its captives and snap all ties between the Palestinian resistance and its allies in the region, from Lebanon to Iraq to Yemen.

However, one year down the line, after killing nearly 42,000 Palestinians, most of them children and women, the Israeli regime has failed to achieve any of those military objectives.

Since October 7 last year, resistance forces across Palestine and the region have been collaborating in joint operations against the Israeli regime and its Western allies.

Hezbollah leader Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, who was assassinated late last month by the Zionist regime, was the first to declare support for the Palestinian resistance from Lebanon.

Yemeni military and the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, which is an umbrella group of anti-terror fighters in the Arab country, soon joined and have been conducting operations against the Zionist regime almost regularly in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.

The Islamic Republic of Iran has expressed its full support to the resistance movements in Palestine, Lebanon and the wider region to confront the child-murdering Israeli regime.

On October 3, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said that the Islamic Republic will continue to support the “strong tree” of resistance groups until Palestine is liberated.

His predecessor Ebrahim Raeisi was one of the strongest champions of the Palestinian cause who raised the issue of Israeli genocide in Gaza at multiple international forums.

We list some of the major attacks carried out by Palestinian and regional resistance groups against the Zionist regime during the last year.

PALESTINIAN RESISTANCE GROUPS (GAZA)

October 7

Palestinian resistance group Hamas-led ‘Operation Al Aqsa Flood’ came as a major surprise to the Israeli regime on October 7 last year and debunked the illusion of its military invincibility.

Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, said on October 7, 2023: “We announce the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood and we announce that the first strike, which targeted enemy positions, airports, and military fortifications, exceeded 5,000 missiles and shells.”

November 6

The Al-Qassam Brigades fired 16 rockets from Lebanon targeting areas south of Haifa.

Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade, the military wing of the West Bank-based Fatah movement, attacked Israeli forces in four locations in the occupied West Bank.

November 7

At least eight simultaneous attacks were launched at various Israeli military facilities in the occupied Palestinian territories.

November 11

The Al-Quds Brigades launched a barrage of rockets at the Kissufim site while the Al-Qassam Brigades fired missiles at two locations in southern occupied territories.

November 14

Al-Qassam Brigades targeted the heart of Tel Aviv.

November 25

Two men accused of being spies for Israel were killed in the city of Tulkarem in the occupied West Bank by Tulkarem Brigades, a resistance group affiliated with various Palestinian movements.

December 1

Hamas fired a barrage of missiles towards Tel Aviv, injuring several settlers. The Palestinian Islamic Jihad resistance movement (PIJ) also attacked occupied West Jerusalem and other occupied cities.

December 7

The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades attacked Israeli forces six times in Tulkarem and Nablus cities of the occupied West Bank.

December 8

The Al-Qassam Brigades launched three rocket attacks at Tel Aviv, while the Al-Quds Brigades launched four more towards southern occupied territories.

December 11

Hamas’ armed wing fired a barrage of rockets at central occupied territories, injuring settlers.

December 13

The commander of Israel’s Golani Brigades was killed with several regime soldiers in Shuja'iyya in Gaza, an eastern district of Gaza City, in an operation by Al-Qassam Brigades.

December 19

A barrage of rockets was fired into central occupied territories from Gaza.

December 25

Two Israeli soldiers were killed by the Palestinian resistance forces in Gaza.

December 26

Five Israeli soldiers were killed and several others were injured in a resistance operation in Gaza.

December 28

Three Israeli soldiers were killed in combat with resistance fighters in Gaza.

January 6

An Israeli officer of the Nahal Brigade was killed by resistance forces in northern Gaza.

January 9

Nine Israeli soldiers were killed by the resistance forces in Gaza.

January 26

PIJ targeted several locations in the southern part of the occupied territories. The resistance group also attacked the Israeli military’s Northern Brigade headquarters for the Gaza division.

January 28

The Al-Qassam Brigades destroyed Israeli Merkava military tanks in Khan Younis, southern Gaza.

January 31

The resistance fighters in Gaza killed three Israeli soldiers.

Two rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip targeted Israel’s Reim military base and Beer Sheva.

February 13

Three Israeli soldiers were killed and several others were injured in clashes with resistance forces in Gaza.

March 29

A commando of Israel’s elite force, unit 621, was killed and several others injured in a Hamas-led attack near Nasser Hospital in Gaza.

April 7

Several elite force commandos of Israel’s unit 621 were killed in southern Gaza.

April 13

Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade attacked an Israeli military checkpoint and settlement near Tulkarem and a settler town in the occupied West Bank.

May 5

A rocket fired by Hamas from the city of Rafah in southern Gaza into southern occupied territories killed four Israeli soldiers of Nahal Brigade.

May 10

Hamas rocket killed four Israeli soldiers in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza.

May 12

Al-Qassam Brigades conducted multiple attacks on the Israeli army. The group blew up a booby-trapped house with Israeli soldiers inside, causing an unknown number of causalities.

May 19

Two Israeli soldiers were killed and several others injured in a booby-trapped tunnel explosion in Rafah.

May 21

Al-Qassam Brigades killed an unknown number of Israeli soldiers in northern Gaza.

The resistance group also destroyed the Israeli army headquarters in the southwest of Gaza City.

May 22

Three Israeli soldiers were killed by resistance forces in northern Gaza.

May 25

Al-Qassam Brigades conducted several attacks against the Israeli military and destroyed Merkava tanks of the regime.

May 26

 Hamas captured several Israeli soldiers in an ambush and fired several rockets at Tel Aviv.

May 28

Al-Quds Brigades bombed Israeli soldiers and their military vehicles in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza. The group also shot down an Israeli military quadcopter.

Three Israeli soldiers were killed in an ambush inside a building in Rafah, southern Gaza.

June 10

Four Israeli soldiers were killed and several others injured in an attack by Hamas in Gaza.

June 15

 Hamas carried out a complex ambush attack killing 8 Israeli soldiers in Rafah.

June 20

Hamas mortar attack killed 2 Israeli soldiers injuring several others.

June 23

Al-Qassam and al-Quds Brigades attacked a battalion of Israeli soldiers and military vehicles stationed in the Yibna refugee camp in Gaza’s southern city of Rafah.

June 28

Al-Qassam Brigades fighters killed three Israeli soldiers in Gaza.

July 1

Al-Qassam Brigades fighters lured Israeli troops into an explosives-rigged house in Gaza, leaving them all dead and wounded.

July 4

Al-Qassam Brigades lured Israeli soldiers into a “tight ambush” and engaged in a firefight, killing and wounding several regime soldiers. 

July 14

Al-Quds Brigades conducted a series of attacks on Israeli military targets. An unspecified number of Israeli soldiers were killed and wounded.

July 25

Al-Qassam Brigades fighters killed Israeli soldiers in the Rafah tunnel blast.

August 25

Hamas fired a barrage of rockets at Tel Aviv.

August 31

Hamas fighters killed the Israeli squad commander and other soldiers in Gaza.

October 1

Hamas targeted a Merkava tank and two D9 military bulldozers with al-Yassin 105 rockets in the al-Fukhari area in the east of Khan Younis city, southern Gaza.

HEZBOLLAH (LEBANON)

October 8

The Lebanese resistance group targeted Israeli military outposts in the occupied territories.

November 5

The Lebanese resistance group hit the northern occupied territories with anti-tank missiles.

November 10

The group carried out missile and drone attacks against Israeli army positions in northern occupied territories, injuring several Israeli soldiers.

November 20

Hezbollah fighters attacked the Israeli military base of Biranit (northern occupied territories), inflicting heavy damage.

January 6

Missiles were fired by the Lebanese resistance fighters at the Meron airbase base in northern occupied territories, causing heavy damage to the facility.

January 26

Hezbollah attacked Israel’s Ma'ale Golani barracks with anti-tank rockets.

February 19

Hezbollah launched nine attacks on various Israeli military sites in the northern occupied territories.

March 3

The Lebanese resistance group targeted the Israeli military near the southern Lebanon border.

March 24

Hezbollah struck the Iron Dome and various Israeli military facilities in the northern occupied territories.

April 17

Hezbollah launched an attack on an Israeli military facility killing and injuring dozens of Israeli soldiers in northern occupied territories.

April 23

Hezbollah launched a drone attack targeting Israeli military bases in the northwestern city of Acre in the occupied Palestinian territories.

April 30

Anti-tank missiles targeted the Ramot Naftali area in the north of the occupied Palestinian territories

May 6

Two Israeli soldiers were killed following a drone attack on Israeli army positions near Metula in northern occupied territories.

May 15

Hezbollah fired anti-tank guided missiles against a military position in northern occupied territories injuring dozens of Israeli soldiers.

June 12

Hezbollah launched hundreds of rockets targeting Israel’s military headquarters in EinZeitim and Amiad, an air surveillance station in Meron, and a war factory.

July 5    

Hezbollah fired hundreds of rockets at the occupied territories, destroying an Israeli army post.

July 22

Hezbollah attacked Israel’s Malkia military site with a barrage of rockets.

July 30

Hezbollah attacked Israeli warplanes in Lebanese airspace, forcing them to retreat.

August 4

Hezbollah attacked Israeli military sites in northern occupied territories.

August 19

Hezbollah fired drones at northern occupied territories killing an Israeli soldier and injuring several others.

August 20

Hezbollah fired hundreds of rockets, causing a massive fire in the northern occupied territories.

August 25

Hezbollah carried out Operation Arbaeen targeting Unit 8200 HQ of the Israeli regime.

The movement targeted several Israeli military sites throughout the occupied territories.

September 5

Hezbollah pounded Galilee in northern occupied territories with hundreds of rockets.

September 6

Hezbollah used anti-tank missiles to destroy Israeli military infrastructure in Metula, northern occupied territories.

September 11

Hezbollah and Al-Qassam Brigades jointly launched rockets and anti-tank missiles against the Zionist entity. Many Israeli soldiers were injured during the attack.

September 14

Hezbollah targeted Israeli military bases in Amiad and Elifelet in the northern occupied territories.

September 22

Hezbollah attacked Israeli military sites in the occupied territories with a barrage of rockets

September 24

Hezbollah attacked an Israeli explosive factory in the northern occupied territories.

September 27

Hezbollah launched a series of attacks at Israeli military facilities in the occupied territories.

September 28

Hezbollah missiles landed near the Israeli military outpost of Mitzpe Hagit, near occupied Al Quds (Jerusalem), causing massive fire and power outages.

October 1           

Hezbollah targeted Unit 8200 and Mossad headquarters in Tel Aviv.

Hezbollah targeted Israel’s positions in the Golan Heights. It also attacked Israeli soldiers near the southern Lebanon border.

October 2

Hezbollah killed eight Israeli soldiers trying to infiltrate the southern Lebanese town of Odaisseh. Two Israeli soldiers were killed in a different combat in south Lebanon.

Israel fired hundreds of rockets in northern occupied territories.

Hezbollah killed Israeli soldiers sheltering in a house outside the Lebanese village of Kfar Kila. Hezbollah said all members of the Israeli unit were either killed or injured.

October 3

Hezbollah detonated an explosive device against a group of Israeli soldiers near Maroun al-Ras in southern Lebanon. The attack killed 17 Israeli soldiers.

Hezbollah hit Israel’s Carmel base in Haifa with rockets. Many casualties were reported in the Israeli-occupied city.

October 4

Hezbollah bombarded Israel’s Ilania military base in northern occupied territories with rockets.

Hezbollah clashed with the Israeli military in the town of Odaisseh in southern Lebanon. The resistance group carried out a "huge explosion" on the Israeli troops, forcing them to retreat and inflicting heavy casualties.

October 5

Hezbollah targeted a "military industries company" in the northern occupied territories.

October 6

Hezbollah launched rockets and missiles at Israeli soldiers in Manara in northern occupied territories. The group also attacked Israeli troops who tried to infiltrate Lebanon through Khallet Shuaib in Blida.  

YEMENI MILITARY (YEMEN)

November 19

Britain’s Galaxy Leader co-owned by the Israeli regime was seized and taken to a port in Yemen for violating rules defined by the Yemeni military against trade with the Israeli regime.

December 3

Yemeni military fired anti-ship ballistic missiles on several vessels including Israel and UK-owned ships. The ships were attacked in the southern Red Sea.

December 12

Yemen attacked the Norwegian- commercial tanker “MT Strinda”. The vessel was delivering oil to the Israeli regime.

December 14

Yemen attacked three Israel-linked ships, “Maersk Gibraltar”, “Al Jasrah”, and “MSC Palatiun III”.

December 18

British Petroleum and Evergreen Line announced it would pause all shipments through the Red Sea following Yemen’s pro-Gaza operations.

December 23

Yemen attacked Gabon-flagged, “MV Saibaba” oil tanker.

January 10

Yemen launched a “complex attack” using anti-ship cruise missiles, bomb-carrying drones, and anti-ship ballistic missiles targeting an “American ship that was providing support to the Zionist entity.”

January 22

Yemen attacked an American-flagged heavy-lift carrier in the Gulf of Aden.

January 24

Yemen attacked two Maersk ships carrying military cargo for the US State Department.

March 2               

Yemen hit “MV Rubymar”, a UK vessel. It sunk after days of taking on water.

March 6

“True Confidence”, a cargo ship was hit by Yemen’s anti-ship missiles.  Three sailors died in the attack.

Yemen struck Greek-owned “MV True Confidence”.

May 13

Yemen attacked a US Navy destroyer, USS Mason, in the Red Sea with several "naval missiles".

May 28

Yemen targeted the American ship “Larego Desert”, the Israeli ship, “MSC Mechela”,and “Minerva Lisa” in the Red Sea. Two US warships were also attacked in the Red Sea.

June 1

Yemen targeted USS carrier “D. Eisenhower” with several drones.

June 6

Yemen launched a joint military operation with the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, targeting ships carrying military equipment at the Haifa Port.

June 9

Yemen attacked “HMS Diamond’, a British destroyer in the Red Sea.

June 12

The Yemeni military targeted “MV Tutor”, a Greek-owned bulk carrier. The ship was bound for the ports of the occupied Palestinian territories.

June 22

Yemen hit a Liberia-flagged bulk “Transworld Navigator” carrier after it used a port in the occupied Palestinian territories.

June 28

Yemen targeted four vessels in a joint operation with an Iraqi resistance group.

July 1

Yemen targeted ships of the US, the UK, and the Israeli regime.

July 15

Yemen targeted the oil tanker “Chios Lion” and “Bentley I”.

July 19

Yemen attacked the heart of Tel Aviv with a drone.

September 15

Yemen hit central occupied territories with a barrage of ballistic missiles.

September 28

Yemen launched a "Palestine 2 ballistic missile" targeting Ben Gurion Airport in the occupied territories.

October 3

Targeted an Israeli military site in Tel Aviv using several Yaffa drones. 

ISLAMIC RESISTANCE IN IRAQ (IRAQ)

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq, a coalition of Iraq-based anti-terror groups, has carried out several attacks on the US-controlled Al-Asad Airbase in western Iraq.

The group targeted the airbase on October 18, October 19, October 21, October 22, October 24, October 26, October 30, October 31, November 9, November 12, November 13, November 15, November 17, November 20, November 21, November 22, November 23, December 3, December 6, December 8, December 11, January 1, January 12, January 20, January 23, January 24, January 26, April 22, July 16, July 25.

Islamic Resistance Iraq carried out 9 attacks on the Al Harir Airbase in Iraq. American soldiers occupy the airbase in Iraq’s Kurdistan region.

The airbase was targeted on October 18, October 22, November 3, November 6, November 9, November 22, December 6, December 25, and January 25.

Eight attacks were carried out on a US-led coalition base near Erbil airport in Iraq.

The resistance group also attacked US-controlled airbases in Syria. 

It also attacked the US base on the Jordan-Syria border on January 28.

Three US soldiers were killed on the border with Jordan and at least 34 others were injured in an attack on January 29.

On May 2, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq attacked Beer Sheva and Tel Aviv with rockets.

On May 4, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq attacked the Port of Haifa in the occupied territories.

On July 1, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq attacked a vital target in Eilat in the occupied territories.

On October 6, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq conducted drone attacks against Israeli targets in the occupied Golan Heights.
 

AL-ASHTAR BRIGADES (BAHRAIN)

On April 27, the Bahrain-based Resistance group hit “vital targets” in Eilat, a key port in the occupied territories.

On May 4, IT announced its second attack on Israeli MILITARY positions in Eilat in support of the Palestinian people.

---

Press TV’s website can also be accessed at the following alternate addresses:

www.presstv.co.uk