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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

IDF Eliminates Hamas Sniper in Southern Gaza

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 13 newsrooms covering

The IDF announced it eliminated a Hamas sniper, Adi Adli Abd Ala'azar, in southern Gaza on Sunday. The military stated the sniper posed an immediate threat to Israeli forces and civilians and was involved in restoring Hamas's capabilities.

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  • IDF eliminated Hamas sniper Adi Adli Abd Ala'azar in southern Gaza.
  • The sniper was reportedly advancing terror plots against Israelis.
  • The strike was conducted from the air to remove an immediate threat.
  • IDF forces remain deployed in the area.
IDF Eliminates Hamas Sniper in Southern Gaza
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Sunday that it had targeted and eliminated a Hamas sniper in the southern Gaza Strip. The individual identified was Adi Adli Abd Ala'azar, described as a sniper in the military wing of the Hamas terror organization.

The IDF stated that Ala'azar had recently been advancing terror plots against IDF forces and Israeli civilians, while also working to restore the organization's capabilities, systematically violating the ceasefire. The strike was carried out from the air to neutralize the immediate threat.

Forces from the IDF's Southern Command are deployed in the area in accordance with agreements and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threats. The IDF released footage of the strike, attributed to the IDF Spokesperson's Unit.

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