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40,000 targets bombed, 4380 soldiers

JERUSALEM (Reuters) -In the past year in the Gaza Strip, ******* has bombed more than 40,000 targets, found 4,700 tunnel shafts and destroyed 1,000 rocket launcher sites, the military said on Monday’s one-year anniversary of the ******-led militant attacks that triggered *******’s ******** on the enclave.

Tallying troops whose names it received permission to publish, *******’s military said 726 ******** soldiers had been ******* since Oct. 7, 2023. Of those, 380 ***** in the Oct. 7 attacks and 346 in Gaza combat starting Oct. 27, 2023.

Injured troops numbered 4,576 since that date. Fifty-six soldiers ***** as a result of operational accidents, which the military did not define.

In data to mark the Oct. 7 anniversary, the ******** military said it enlisted 300,000 reservists since the start of the war – 82% men and 18% women and nearly half of them aged 20 to 29.

Since the start of the war, 13,200 rockets were fired into ******* from Gaza. Another 12,400 were fired from Lebanon, while 60 came from Syria, 180 from Yemen and 400 from Iran, the military said.

It said it ******* more than 800 “terrorists” in Lebanon, where 4,900 targets have been struck from the air along with about 6,000 ground targets. Over the past year, ******* arrested more than 5,000 suspects in the West Bank and Jordan Valley.

The military said it ******* eight Gaza militant brigade commanders, about 30 battalion commanders and 165 company commanders over the past year.

The war in Gaza was triggered when ************ ****** militants attacked southern ******* on Oct. 7, 2023, ******** 1,200 people and taking about 250 as hostages, according to ******** tallies. More than 100 hostages remain held by ******.

*******’s subsequent military ******** on Gaza has ******* nearly 42,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza’s health ministry.

(Reporting by Steven Scheer; Editing by Cynthia Osterman)



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