IDF Strikes Gaza City, Eliminating Two Islamic Jihad Commanders
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- IDF eliminated two Islamic Jihad commanders in Gaza City airstrikes.
- The commanders were involved in rocket and anti-tank missile operations.
- They were reportedly advancing terror plans against Israel.
- The IDF stated they were rebuilding Islamic Jihad's military capabilities.
- The strikes were a response to systematic ceasefire violations.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted two airstrikes in Gaza City, eliminating two senior commanders from the Palestinian Islamic Jihad organization. The strikes targeted individuals involved in the group's rocket and anti-tank missile operations.
One of the eliminated commanders was identified as Ahmed Mahmoud Kharb Ramlawi, who served as a commander in the rocket unit of the Shejaiya battalion within the Islamic Jihad's military wing. The second individual killed was Mounir Ibrahim Masri, who led an anti-tank missile cell for the organization.
According to the IDF, both Ramlawi and Masri were actively involved in advancing terror plans against Israeli forces and civilians during the ongoing conflict and in the recent period. They were also reportedly working to rebuild the military capabilities of Islamic Jihad, systematically violating the ceasefire agreement.
The IDF stated that these actions were taken to counter immediate threats to its forces and to Israel. Southern Command forces remain deployed in the Gaza Strip in accordance with the agreement, and the military affirmed its commitment to acting against any threats.
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