Watch: Video shows Israeli troops advancing in Gaza as ground ops resume

Israel defence power launched ground operation in Gaza following a wave of air strikes killing a whole bunch and at the least 6 leaders of the Hamas.
In a video shared by the IDF on X, Israeli troops and tanks have been seen patrolling in Gaza aiming to create a partial buffer zone between northern and southern Gaza.
According to IDF officers, troops started their ground actions in central and southern Gaza over the previous day to increase the “security zone.” As a part of ground actions, the Israeli troops expanded their management additional to the middle of the Netzarim Corridor.

“IDF troops began targeted ground activities in central and southern Gaza, over the past day, in order to expand the security zone and to create a partial buffer between northern and southern Gaza. As part of the ground activities, the troops expanded their control further to the center of the Netzarim Corridor,” IDF stated on X.
“Simultaneously, it was decided that the Golani Brigade would be stationed in the Southern Command area and remain ready for operations in Gaza. The IDF will continue to operate against terrorist organizations in Gaza to protect the citizens of the State of Israel,” it added.
At least 470 individuals have been killed since Israel resumed large-scale airstrikes in a single day from Monday to Tuesday, in keeping with the Gaza Civil Defense Agency, as reported by AFP.
The company additionally reported that 14 members of a single household had died in an Israeli strike in northern Gaza. Of the 251 individuals kidnapped throughout Hamas’s October 7, 2023, assault, 58 stay in captivity, together with 34 who the Israeli navy believes are lifeless.
Talks have stalled over the way to proceed with the ceasefire, which expired in early March. While Israel and the US search to increase the primary part of the settlement, Hamas insists on shifting to part two, which features a long-term ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza in change for the discharge of extra hostages.
“Moving to the second phase seems to be a non-option for Israel,” stated political analyst and former Palestinian Authority minister Ghassan Khatib. “They don’t like the second phase because it involves ending the war without necessarily achieving their objective of ending Hamas.”