Vital Israeli target in Eilat struck in fresh Iraqi Resistance drone attack

Sunday, 19 May 2024 6:32 AM [ Last Update: Sunday, 19 May 2024 6:32 AM ]

In this file picture, new imported cars are seen in a parking lot next to the Eilat port in the southernmost part of the 1948 Israeli-occupied territories. (Photo by Reuters)

Iraqi anti-terror resistance groups have launched a drone strike against a strategic target in the southernmost part of the 1948 Israeli-occupied territories in support of Palestinians, who are subjected to the Tel Aviv regime’s unrelenting onslaught against Gaza.

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq, an umbrella group of anti-terror fighters, in a statement published on its Telegram channel, claimed responsibility for the attack on the “vital” site in the Port of Eilat early on Sunday.

It said the drone strike was carried out in continuation of the struggle against the occupying Israeli regime, in support of Palestinians in Gaza, and in retaliation for the massacres that the usurping Zionist entity is perpetrating against women, children and elderly people in the besieged territory.

The group noted that it will continue to target and destroy important installations across the occupied lands.

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The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has been staging many such attacks on Israeli targets since the occupying regime launched a genocidal war on Gaza in early October.

Israel launched its atrocious onslaught against the Gaza Strip, targeting hospitals, residences, and houses of worship since Palestinian resistance movements launched a surprise attack, dubbed Operation al-Aqsa Storm, against the usurping regime on October 7.

At least 35,386 Palestinians have been killed, most of them women and children, and another 79,366 individuals have sustained injuries. More than 1.7 million people have been internally displaced during the war as well.

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