Hamas still firing rockets out of Gaza despite Israeli bombardment as invasion looms

Hamas terrorists were still able to fire rockets out of their hiding places in Gaza despite a week of Israeli bombardment as of Sunday.

Hamas terrorists were still able to fire rockets out of their hiding places in Gaza despite a week of Israeli bombardment as of Sunday.

Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst says rockets continued to fly out of Northern Gaza toward Israeli targets throughout the weekend. Israel's military is planning a full ground invasion of Gaza using its power on the land, air and sea in the coming days.

Israel had planned to carry out the invasion this weekend, but was delayed due to poor weather conditions that hampered the air force's ability to support ground troops.

Yingst added that many people are concerned Israel's invasion of Gaza could just be the "beginning" of a wider escalation of conflict in the Middle East.

"Look at the amount of American military assets headed this direction. The evacuation of U.S. citizens by sea. Iranian FM meeting with the leader of Hamas. Attacks from Hezbollah. Uncertain days," he wrote on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.