Palestinian resistance groups continue their anti-Israel operations, launching more rockets on Israeli targets in the occupied territories.
The Israeli Army Radio on Sunday admitted that 40 Israeli soldiers have been killed in northern Gaza since the beginning of the regime's military offensive in Jabalia in October.
Meanwhile, 5,541 Israeli soldiers have been injured in this period, according to the army, which faces accusations of concealing a higher death toll.
According to the army's data, the number of dead since the beginning of the war of extermination in Gaza, on October 7, 2023, has now risen to 824 soldiers.
The data includes soldiers killed in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, Lebanon and inside Israel.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian resistance confirms that the occupation forces' losses are much higher than acknowledged.
Also earlier, the regime admitted that 5 missiles were fired from Gaza toward the Sderot settlement.
Sirens were sounded in areas near the besieged strip as a result.
On the ground, Hamas’ armed wing, Qassam Brigades announced blowing up a fortified building containing Israeli soldiers in the east of the Jabalia camp.
The armed wing of the Islamic Jihad movement also targeted an Israeli Merkava tank with an explosive device in the east of Jabalia.
The group also struck a rescue force of the regime's army with a Yasin-105 rocket.
The second year of aggression in Gaza has drawn growing international condemnation, with officials and institutions labeling the attacks and blocking of aid deliveries as a deliberate attempt to destroy a population.
Last month, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former war minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Israel also faces a genocide case at the International Court of Justice for its deadly war on Gaza.
The Israeli military campaign against Gaza began in October 2023. Since then, at least 45,500 Palestinians have been killed, mostly women and children.