The highest-ranking invader has been killed in Gaza since the start of the war
In Gaza, the resistance movement killed Colonel Ihsan Daksa, the highest-ranking Israeli officer since the start of the war, with an unexploded shell. Other officers inside the armored car were seriously injured. Ihsan Daksa is Druze and has recently been promoted for his "successes" in Gaza.
In the city of Jabalia of the Gaza Strip, Izzeddin al-Qassam's brigades blew up a tank with the commander of the "Akevot Barzel" armored tank brigade, Colonel Ihsan Daksa, who came to the area to get quick information.
An unexploded grenade explosion killed the highest-ranking Israeli officer since the start of the war. Ihsan Daksa, who is a Druze (Arabs who believe in the Druze religion that broke away from the Shia stream - Azon Global), has been leading operations in the Jabaliya camp, the center of the massacre, for the past two weeks. According to sources, he also took part in the Shifa hospital massacre that killed more than 500 Palestinians.
As the colonel was from the Druze community, news of his death quickly spread on social media. However, the Jewish aggressors managed to falsify information about the number of victims and the wounded.
The Jewish community is currently calling for the arrest of the mayor of Daliyat al-Carmel for announcing the killing of the commander of the 401st Armored Brigade (from that city).
According to Palestinian sources, Daksa was appointed brigade commander (which includes 4 battalions) in Rafah in protest in June.
On October 20, just 4 months after taking office, al-Qassam's brigades managed to kill him.
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