Israel is stepping up its campaign to hunt down and kill every terrorist involved in the October 7 massacre, even as a Gaza truce remains in effect, according to a Times of Israel analysis published Thursday. The analysis reports a sharp increase in strikes targeting perpetrators and hostage-takers, with over 2,700 terrorists eliminated to date.
The Times of Israel published an analysis Thursday reporting that Israel has intensified its campaign to eliminate all terrorists involved in the October 7 massacre, even while a Gaza truce remains in effect. According to the analysis, there has been a sharp increase in strikes targeting those who participated in the massacre or held hostages, and to date over 2,700 terrorists have been removed from Israel's 'list of reckoning.' The analysis is based on official data and security sources, providing a detailed look at the ongoing campaign despite the formal ceasefire with Hamas.
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