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IDF Eliminates Three Hamas and Islamic Jihad Terrorists in Northern Gaza

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Hebrew · 20 newsrooms covering

The Israeli military (IDF) reported the elimination of three terrorists from Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in northern Gaza. The IDF stated the militants were involved in planning and executing terror attacks, including planting explosives and firing rockets.

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  • IDF eliminated three terrorists in northern Gaza.
  • The terrorists belonged to Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
  • They were involved in terror plots and rocket fire.
IDF Eliminates Three Hamas and Islamic Jihad Terrorists in Northern Gaza
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The Israeli military announced on Tuesday that it had eliminated three terrorists in the northern Gaza Strip. The slain militants were identified as members of the military wings of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

According to an IDF spokesperson, the terrorists, identified as Sa'id Akram, Nimr Arshi, and Ahmed Sha'ar, were actively involved in advancing terror plots. These activities included the deployment and planting of explosive devices and launching rockets.

The operation took place in the northern part of the Gaza Strip.

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