IDF Strikes Gaza, Eliminates Two Islamic Jihad Rocket Commanders
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- IDF eliminated two Islamic Jihad commanders in Gaza airstrikes.
- One commander led the rocket array, the other headed an anti-tank missile cell.
- The IDF stated the operatives were planning attacks against Israeli forces and civilians.
- The strikes targeted operatives working to restore the organization's capabilities.
- The military cited systematic violations of the ceasefire agreement.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted airstrikes in Gaza City on Tuesday, eliminating two senior operatives of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The military announced it had killed Ahmed Ramlawi, identified as a commander in the rocket array of the Shuja'iyya battalion within the organization's military wing. In a separate strike in Gaza City on the same day, Munir Masri, described as the head of an anti-tank missile cell, was also killed.
According to the IDF spokesperson, both Ramlawi and Masri were involved in advancing terror plots against IDF forces and Israeli civilians. The military also stated that the operatives were working to restore the organization's capabilities, which constitutes a systematic violation of the ceasefire agreement. The strikes come amid ongoing hostilities and recent efforts by militants to rebuild their operational capacity.
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