Israel Strikes Over 500 Hamas and Hezbollah Targets in Gaza and Lebanon
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
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- Over 500 targets in Gaza and Lebanon were struck in the last month.
- Hamas operatives involved in the October 7th massacre were eliminated.
- One operative allegedly posed as a journalist.
- Strikes targeted both Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
- The IDF and Shin Bet conducted the operations.
The Israeli military announced Wednesday that it had struck over 500 targets in Gaza and Lebanon in the past month. These strikes included the elimination of Hamas operatives in Gaza, among them terrorists who participated in the October 7th massacre and a Hamas company commander.
One of the eliminated operatives, Amar Mahmoud Muhammad Sharafi, had allegedly disguised himself as a journalist. Another eliminated individual was identified as Muhammad Abdelaziz Muhammad Neggar, a Hamas company commander.
The Israeli Air Force conducted over 370 strikes against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and more than 140 strikes against Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip. The Gaza targets included three Hamas brigade commanders, terrorists involved in planning attacks, those who participated in the October 7th raids and kidnappings, terrorists holding hostages, and weapons storage facilities.
These operations are part of ongoing efforts by the IDF and Shin Bet to eliminate threats and support ground forces. The military stated that the Air Force continues to operate across all fronts, removing threats and assisting combat forces in offense and defense.
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