Watan-In the past hours, a stir has arisen following the circulation of recorded footage claiming to document the injury and burning of a bus affiliated with the occupying army.

The video publishers alleged that a bus belonging to the occupying army was completely burned in Be’er Sheva after being targeted by rockets from Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip.

However, upon verifying the authenticity of the video, it was found to be misleading and not related to the burning of a bus belonging to the Israeli army in Be’er Sheva, according to the Masbar platform.

Further investigation revealed that the circulated video documents the targeting of an Israeli forces bus on Salah al-Din Street in the Deir al-Balah area in the central Gaza Strip during the Israeli war on the region.

Israeli Assessments of Hamas’ Capabilities

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that an assessment by the occupying army indicated that the Hamas movement is capable of continuing to launch rockets towards Israel for several more months.

A senior officer told the Israeli Broadcasting Authority that even after two years, the alert sirens might continue to sound in settlements near the Gaza Strip.

The Wall Street Journal, citing U.S. intelligence estimates, reported that Hamas possesses enough ammunition to strike Israel for several months.

Israeli officials stated that despite the aerial and ground campaign in Gaza, Israel’s goal of completely destroying Hamas has not been achieved.