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the leader of the palestinian islamic resistance movement (hamas) said on the 16th:determined to rely on the support of regional allies to fight a "protracted war" with israel.

hamas says it has the ability to continue fighting idf

the israeli army's large-scale military operation in the palestinian gaza strip has lasted for nearly a year. hamas leader yahya sinwar said in a letter to the yemeni houthi armed forces: "the resistance forces (hamas) are currently doing well.we are prepared to fight a long war of attrition with israel.”

sinwar believes that relying on the "joint efforts" of hamas, the houthi armed forces and other regional allies, "we will defeat the enemy."

earlier, osama hamdan, a senior official of the palestinian islamic resistance movement (hamas), said in an interview in turkey on the 15th:hamas has the capacity to continue fighting israel.

idf says 'thousands' of militants killed in gaza strip

data released by the gaza strip's health department showed that since the large-scale conflict between israel and hamas broke out in october last year, more than 41,000 people have died in israeli military operations in the gaza strip, but it is unclear how many of them are hamas militants.

dmitri gendelman, an adviser to the israeli prime minister, said on the 12th:the israeli army has "eliminated thousands" of militants in the gaza strip and is "close to completing" the goals of its military operations.on july 31, ismail haniyeh, then leader of the hamas political bureau, was assassinated in iran. sinwar took over as leader of the hamas political bureau in early august.iran and hamas believe haniyeh was assassinated by israel.

houthi armed forces and hezbollah in lebanon support hamas in attacking israel

since the outbreak of this round of palestinian-israeli conflict, the houthi armed forces and the lebanese hezbollah have frequently attacked israel or targets related to israel, supporting hamas in its fight against the israeli army.

on the 16th of this month, the israeli army said that several rockets were fired from lebanon to northern israel. some rockets were intercepted by the israeli air defense system, and the rest fell into open areas.

on the 15th of this month, central israel was rarely hit by houthi missile attacks.in the letter, sinwar "congratulated" the houthi armed forces for "successfully hitting the enemy's heartland."

according to the houthis, the group fired a"hypersonic missile", the missile "has high maneuverability and can break through the newest and most powerful air defense systems in the world today."the houthi armed forces released a video of this type of missile on the 16th.

however, the us military said that the houthis fired only ordinary ballistic missiles. an unnamed israeli official told reuters that the missile was hit by an israeli interceptor missile and disintegrated in the air. the wreckage fell in a field near a train station. no one was directly injured, but nine people were slightly injured when they took shelter.

ceasefire talks still "no progress"

hamas and israel had a brief ceasefire last year and released detainees from each other.a new round of ceasefire and release of personnel negotiations has lasted for several months, but no agreement has been reached.

u.s. state department spokesman matthew miller announced on the 16th that secretary of state anthony brin will definitely visit egypt on the 17th, and the topics include a ceasefire in the gaza strip. miller said that the main obstacle to reaching a ceasefire agreement is israel's insistence on stationing troops on the border between the gaza strip and egypt, and the two sides have differences on the details of the exchange of prisoners.

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