Israeli Military Claims Killing of Two Islamic Jihad Rocket Commanders in Gaza
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
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- Israeli air force conducted two airstrikes in Gaza City.
- Two Islamic Jihad commanders were killed in the strikes.
- The military identified the deceased as involved in rocket and missile operations.
- Israel claims the individuals were planning attacks and violating ceasefire.
- The military stated it took measures to prevent civilian casualties.
The Israeli military announced on Friday that its air force conducted two airstrikes in Gaza City, resulting in the deaths of two individuals it identified as commanders in the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement. The military stated that the first strike targeted Ahmed Mahmoud Harb Al-Ramlawi, described as a commander in the rocket unit of the Shuja'iya battalion. A second strike in the Gaza City area targeted Munir Ibrahim Al-Masri, who the military said headed an anti-tank missile cell within the group's armed wing.
According to the Israeli military's statement, both individuals were allegedly involved in carrying out attacks against Israeli forces and civilians, as well as rebuilding the movement's capabilities. The military also accused them of violating the ceasefire agreement, asserting that they were killed in the airstrikes.
The military claimed that prior to the strikes, it took measures to minimize civilian casualties, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance. It added that its forces in the region are operating in accordance with the ceasefire and will continue to act to "eliminate any immediate threat."
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