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HaaretzSecurity

IDF and Shin Bet Arrest Hamas Security Chief in Gaza City

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Hebrew · 20 newsrooms covering

The IDF and Shin Bet have arrested the head of Hamas's internal security in Gaza City. The operation targeted a structure within the city as part of ongoing efforts against Hamas.

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  • IDF and Shin Bet arrested Hamas internal security chief.
  • Operation conducted in Gaza City structure.
  • Part of ongoing efforts against Hamas.
IDF and Shin Bet Arrest Hamas Security Chief in Gaza City
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the Shin Bet security agency conducted a joint operation in Gaza City, arresting the head of Hamas's internal security apparatus. The operation took place in a structure within the city.

The specific details of the operation and the identity of the arrested individual were not immediately released, but the action is part of ongoing efforts to dismantle Hamas's security and military capabilities. The internal security apparatus is responsible for maintaining order within Gaza and is considered a key component of Hamas's governance.

This operation comes amid heightened tensions in the region and follows previous actions by Israeli forces aimed at disrupting Hamas's leadership and infrastructure. The IDF and Shin Bet have stated their commitment to neutralizing threats emanating from Gaza.

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