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Israel Escalates Oct. 7 Campaign to Target Remaining Oct. 7 Attackers

Israel says it has intensified efforts following the Oct. 7 attacks, reporting 1,200 killed on the day and 1,500 killed since, as officials claim remaining suspects number about 5,000.

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Israel Escalates Oct. 7 Campaign to Target Remaining Oct. 7 Attackers

Israel has intensified its campaign aimed at the remaining individuals it links to the Oct. 7 attacks. Officials said 1,200 people were killed on the day of the assault and that 1,500 have been killed since, bringing the total claimed to 2,700. Israel estimates there are still about 5,000 “terrorists” left to target, according to the report. The figures raise concerns amid ongoing violence and heightened military operations.

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