Israel ground offensive in Gaza could mean IDF fighting terror on four fronts

ISRAEL confirmed its troops and tanks have already crossed into Gaza, searching for hostages ahead of their full-scale invasion. It comes after days of air strikes that have been successfully wiping out its Hamas kill list, an ex-British colonel has revealed. Israel's military announced last night (13 October) that they had been carrying out "localised raids" into Gaza for the last 24 hours to "cleanse the area of terrorists and weapons". Infantry and tank units took part in a mission to locate rocket crews and hostages, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said in a televised briefing. But it is understood the full-scale invasion has not yet begun. For days on end, Israeli troops have been pounding terrorist targets in the Gaza Strip, sparking fresh chilling threats of revenge from both Iran and Hezbollah. Colonel Richard Kemp told The Sun: "I've watched an artillery battery firing mission against terrorists in Gaza yesterday." The former commander of troops in Afghanistan added: "And so far I believe that the IDF operations have been very successful. "They've been making their way down [their] target list of terrorist leaders." Kemp also noted Israel's success in wiping out "terrorist infrastructure", including communication centres, ammunition dumps and missile launchers. Israeli prime minister Benjamin Nethanyahu has vowed that “every Hamas member is marked by death". It comes as Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah has insisted it is "fully prepared" to join Hamas in its bloody war with Israel. Foreign powers have urged Hezbollah to stay put on the sidelines - but deputy chief Naim Qassem vowed to join "when the time comes for action".IMPORTANT!
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