Senior Israeli Occupation officials told Channel 13 that a renewed and extensive military operation in northern Gaza is inevitable.

The channel reported that Hamas recruited 3,000 new fighters, and they are actively working to restore the group's military capabilities in the area.

Channel 12 added that after 10 months of the Israeli Occupation aggression on Gaza, it is believed that Hamas is reorganizing.

The Israeli Occupation assault on Gaza has now entered its 333rd day, targeting civilians and infrastructure in the besieged enclave, leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of people.

In the West Bank, the Israeli Occupation's aggression has entered its seventh day, with ongoing raids on cities and refugee camps as part of what the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) describes as a "widespread military operation."

Protests continue in cities occupied since 1948, alongside a general strike aimed at pressuring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government to agree to a prisoner exchange deal, which would secure the release of the remaining “Israeli” captives in Gaza.

This situation unfolds as “Israeli” Prime Minister Netanyahu remains determined to prolong the aggression, refusing to agree to a ceasefire or a prisoner exchange deal.

He also insists on maintaining control over the Philadelphi Corridor and the Nitzarim Passage, which he considers vital for “Israel's” security and strategic interests.