IDF Eliminates Two Hamas and PIJ Terrorists Involved in Oct. 7 Attacks
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
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- IDF eliminated two terrorists involved in Oct. 7 massacre.
- One terrorist was a Hamas cell commander involved in Be'eri Kibbutz infiltration and abductions.
- The second was a PIJ commander who infiltrated Israel on Oct. 7.
- Both were killed in separate IDF airstrikes in Gaza this week.
- The terrorists were reportedly advancing terror plans against Israelis.
Israeli security forces have eliminated two terrorists from Gaza-based terror organizations who actively participated in the October 7th massacre and subsequent infiltration into Israel. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that one of the targeted individuals was a Hamas operative named מחמד גמאל מחמוד אבו אלשער, identified as a cell commander in Hamas's military wing. He had infiltrated Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7th and was involved in the abduction of Sharon Hertzman-Avigdori, Noam Avigdori, Adi Shehem, Noe Shehem, Yahel Shehem, and Shoshan Haran to Gaza. This operative was killed in an airstrike by the IDF in the Gaza City area earlier this week.
The second eliminated terrorist was מצעב עבד אלגליל סאכב בלביסי, described as a commander in the military wing of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). He was killed in an IDF airstrike in the Jabalia area this week as well. According to the IDF, he infiltrated Israeli territory during the October 7th attack.
The IDF stated that both terrorists had recently been advancing terror plans against IDF forces and Israeli civilians, systematically violating a ceasefire. The strikes were conducted from the air to neutralize the threat they posed. The military reported that measures were taken to minimize civilian harm prior to the attacks, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance. Southern Command forces are deployed in the area and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threats.
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