IDF Drone Strike Kills Three in Gaza City, Sources Report
An Israeli military drone attacked a car in the southwestern Gaza City area on September 13, according to sources in Gaza. The strike occurred on Al-Quds Street, near the former Carrefour shopping center in the Tal al-Hawa neighborhood. Initial reports indicated two fatalities and several injuries. Later, one of the injured reportedly died at Shifa Hospital, bringing the death toll to three. The Palestinian Red Crescent stated they provided aid to 13 wounded individuals, most with minor injuries. The IDF has not yet commented on the incident.
Sources in Gaza identified one of the deceased as Mahmoud Hassan Abu Nada, an imam at the Al-Rantisi mosque in the Jabalia refugee camp. This mosque was built in memory of Hamas political bureau chief Abdel Aziz al-Rantisi, who was killed in 2004. Preliminary information suggests Abu Nada was a senior Hamas activist. Another individual killed was identified as Abd al-Rahim Huwar, who was reportedly an engineer. This information is still being verified.
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