IDF Strikes Hamas Operative's Home in Gaza After Evacuation Warning

The Israeli Air Force conducted an airstrike on the home of a Hamas operative in the Al-Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip. The strike occurred shortly after an evacuation warning was issued for the location.

According to the IDF Spokesperson, during an attack targeting a Hamas operative, the military diverted the munition in real-time to avoid harming civilians. This statement suggests an effort to minimize collateral damage during the operation.

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