Translation by "Al-Quds" dot-com - The Hebrew website Ynet published, on Monday morning, figures about the Israeli military operation against the Gaza Strip , which began last Friday afternoon with the assassination of Tayseer Al-Ja'bari, a prominent leader in the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement.

According to the site, the operation lasted 55 hours, the first since Operation "Guardian of the Walls/Saif al-Quds" last May.

According to the site, 1,100 rockets were launched, of which more than 200 fell inside the Gaza Strip, while the Iron Dome intercepted 380 rockets, according to the interception policy, by addressing missiles directed at populated areas, with a rate of 96%, and that it did not result in the killing of Israelis or investigations. No casualties, which is the same thing that happened in the "Black Belt" operation against the Islamic Jihad as well, which began with the assassination of Bahaa Abu al-Ata, and Hamas remained, as in this operation, sidelined.

The site indicated that 47 Israelis were taken to hospitals, 3 of whom were injured by shrapnel, 31 were injured when they fell to the ground while trying to reach the protected areas, and 13 were injured by panic.

According to the data, the Israeli army attacked about 170 Islamic Jihad targets, including one attack tunnel, military sites, missile launch pits, weapons and missile depots, and others for their production, but the greatest achievement is the assassination of al-Jabari and Khaled Mansour.

He pointed out that in the "Black Belt" operation, Islamic Jihad launched 450 missiles in an operation that lasted 49 hours.

The site stated that during the operation that ended yesterday evening, the Islamic Jihad launched several missiles at Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, all of which were intercepted and some of them fell into the sea.