IDF Confirms Killing Two Hamas and PIJ Terrorists Involved in October 7th Attacks
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
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- IDF killed two terrorists involved in October 7th attacks.
- One was a Hamas commander involved in Be'eri Kibbutz infiltration.
- He participated in the abduction of six individuals.
- The second was a PIJ commander killed in Jabalia.
- Both were eliminated in recent Gaza airstrikes.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Tuesday that it has eliminated two terrorists who infiltrated Israel during the October 7th Hamas-led attacks. One of the targeted terrorists, identified as מחמד גמאל מחמוד אבו אלשער, a commander in Hamas's military wing, was killed in an airstrike in the Gaza City area earlier this week. He had participated in the infiltration of Kibbutz Be'eri and was involved in the abduction of Sharon Hertzman-Avigdori, Noam Avigdori, Adi Shoham, Nove Shoham, Yahel Shoham, and Shoshan Haran to the Gaza Strip.
In a separate operation, also earlier this week, the IDF killed מצעב עבד אלגליל סאכב בלביסי, a commander in the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) military wing, in the Jabalia area of Gaza. This terrorist also infiltrated Israeli territory on October 7th.
The IDF stated that these terrorists had recently been advancing terror plans against IDF forces and Israeli civilians, systematically violating the ceasefire. The strikes were carried out by air to neutralize the immediate threat they posed. The military emphasized that measures were taken to minimize civilian harm prior to the strikes, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance.
IDF forces in the Southern Command are deployed in the area according to the agreement and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threats.
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