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IDF Eliminates Two Hamas Commanders in Gaza City

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The Israeli military reported eliminating two Hamas commanders in Gaza City, Hassan Mahmoud Siam and Adham Subhi Salim Ziara. The IDF stated they were involved in the October 7th attacks, hostage-holding, and planning future attacks against Israelis.

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  • IDF killed two Hamas commanders in Gaza City.
  • One commander involved in Oct 7 invasion and hostage holding.
  • Both commanders planned attacks and rebuilt Hamas resources.
  • They organized rocket fire and planted explosives near the border.
IDF Eliminates Two Hamas Commanders in Gaza City
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The Israeli military announced it has eliminated two commanders from Hamas's military wing in the Gaza City area. The operation, conducted via an airstrike, resulted in the death of Hassan Mahmoud Siam. The IDF stated that Siam was involved in the October 7, 2023, invasion of Israel and subsequently aided in holding hostages captive, including Amit Susannah, Kit Segal, Aviva Segal, and Dafna Eliakim.

Earlier this week, another Hamas operative, Adham Subhi Salim Ziara, was killed in the same vicinity. According to the IDF, both Siam and Ziara had recently been involved in planning attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians. They were also reportedly engaged in rebuilding Hamas's resources, which the military claims constitutes a systematic violation of a ceasefire agreement.

Specifically, the IDF reported that the two commanders organized rocket fire targeting Israeli forces and planted explosive devices near the "yellow line," a term likely referring to the border area.

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