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IDF Kills Hamas Commander Tied to Oct. 7 Sufa Post Attack

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The IDF announced the killing of Hamas commander Mohammad Mahmoud Marshad al-Qadi, who led the October 7 assault on the Sufa military post and held hostages. Separately, Israeli forces came under fire in northern Gaza, and Israel captured Hamas internal security chief Muein al-Arabid, who is reportedly cooperating with interrogators.

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  • IDF killed Hamas commander Mohammad Mahmoud Marshad al-Qadi involved in Oct. 7 attack.
  • Al-Qadi led the invasion of the Sufa military post and held hostages.
  • Israeli forces faced gunfire in northern Gaza, deemed a ceasefire violation.
  • Hamas internal security chief Muein al-Arabid was captured by Israel.
  • Al-Arabid is reportedly an intelligence asset providing information on Hamas.
  • Israeli actions occur amid stalled US-backed Gaza conflict resolution plan.
IDF Kills Hamas Commander Tied to Oct. 7 Sufa Post Attack
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