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YnetSecurity

IDF Believes Rafah Brigade Commander Killed in Gaza Strike

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Israeli defense officials assess that Hamas's Rafah brigade commander, Nael Abu Abed, was killed in a recent IDF strike. This follows the elimination of the Khan Yunis brigade commander earlier in the week.

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  • Hamas Rafah brigade commander Nael Abu Abed believed killed.
  • Strike led by IDF Southern Command.
  • Follows killing of Khan Yunis commander.
  • Part of ongoing operations against Hamas.
IDF Believes Rafah Brigade Commander Killed in Gaza Strike
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Israeli defense officials increasingly believe that the commander of Hamas's Rafah brigade, Nael Abu Abed, was killed in a recent Israeli airstrike. The strike was reportedly led by the Southern Command, following a series of targeted killings of senior Hamas officials in recent days.

This development comes just days after the IDF eliminated Mohammed Yazouri, the commander of Hamas's Khan Yunis brigade, on Friday. These operations are part of a broader Israeli effort to dismantle Hamas's military capabilities in the Gaza Strip.

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