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Israel Captures Hamas Internal Security Chief in Gaza Raid

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Israel's Shin Bet security agency, with IDF support, captured Hamas internal security chief Muein al-Arabid in Gaza City. The operation, confirmed by Prime Minister Netanyahu, targeted a senior Hamas figure involved in consolidating control and planning attacks. The IDF also conducted a separate strike on a Hamas commander in northern Gaza.

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  • Shin Bet special forces captured Hamas internal security chief Muein al-Arabid in Gaza City.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed the raid, calling it a 'bold operation'.
  • Al-Arabid was reportedly involved in consolidating Hamas control and planning attacks.
  • Netanyahu stated the captured official was responsible for hiding hostages and senior Hamas officials.
  • The IDF also conducted a separate strike on a Hamas commander in northern Gaza.
  • Hamas condemned the operation as a 'criminal operation' and a violation of civilian lives.
Israel Captures Hamas Internal Security Chief in Gaza Raid
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