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Israel Threatens Hamas Leaders Abroad After Gaza Strike

By דסק C14Updated 1 hour agoOngoing story · 4 updates
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Israel's Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant, announced Tuesday that Israeli forces eliminated the commander of Hamas's northern Gaza Strip brigade overnight. This targeted assassination is part of an ongoing operation to dismantle Hamas's leadership and operational capabilities.

Gallant stated that the operation aims to prevent further terror attacks, degrade Hamas's military structure, and disarm the organization. He emphasized that the forces are seeking retribution against all those responsible for the October 7th atrocities against Israeli civilians.

In addition to the strike in Gaza, Gallant issued a stern warning to Hamas leaders residing outside the territory. He declared that these individuals are also targets, asserting that "none of the heinous murderers who were part of the October 7th massacre should die peacefully in their beds." Gallant vowed that Israel's reach is long and that those who have previously escaped will eventually be brought to justice and eliminated.

The defense establishment stressed that these decisive actions are intended to hold accountable everyone involved in the murders and atrocities committed on October 7th, particularly against women and children. The military operations will continue across all fronts until clear objectives are achieved.

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