IDF Eliminates Two Islamic Jihad Rocket Commanders in Gaza City
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
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- IDF eliminated two Islamic Jihad commanders in Gaza City.
- One commander led the rocket unit, the other an anti-tank missile cell.
- The operatives were involved in attacks and ceasefire violations.
- Strikes occurred on Friday, October 2.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Friday, October 2, that it had eliminated two senior Islamic Jihad operatives in Gaza City. The first strike targeted Ahmad Mahmoud Harba Ramlawi, identified as the commander of the rocket unit for the "Shuja'iyya" battalion of Islamic Jihad's military wing. He was killed in an IDF strike in Gaza City.
In a subsequent strike in Gaza City, the IDF eliminated Munir Ibrahim Masri, described as a commander of an anti-tank missile cell within Islamic Jihad. The IDF stated that since the beginning of the current conflict, both Ramlawi and Masri had been involved in organizing attacks against IDF forces and Israeli civilians. They were also reportedly working to restore the organization's capabilities and had systematically violated the ceasefire agreement.
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