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IDF Strikes Gaza Amid Reports of Raid to Capture Hamas Official

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The Israeli military carried out airstrikes in Gaza City amid reports of a raid by an Israeli-backed militia to capture a senior Hamas official, who was later confirmed arrested by Defense Minister Israel Katz. The IDF stated it was removing threats to security forces, while Palestinian media described the operation as an Israeli special forces infiltration.

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  • IDF conducted airstrikes in Gaza supporting a reported raid to capture a senior Hamas official.
  • Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed the arrest of a senior Hamas member.
  • Palestinian media claimed an Israeli special unit infiltrated Gaza, prompting IDF support.
  • At least three Palestinians were reportedly killed and eight wounded during the operation.
  • The IDF also reported separate strikes killing two Hamas commanders for violating a ceasefire.
IDF Strikes Gaza Amid Reports of Raid to Capture Hamas Official
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