IDF Eliminates Hamas Commander in Rafah Brigade
The Israeli military announced it has assassinated the commander of Hamas's Rafah Brigade. The IDF stated that the commander was responsible for significant terrorist activities and planning attacks against Israel. The strike is part of ongoing efforts to dismantle Hamas's military capabilities in the Gaza Strip.
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