IDF Eliminates Two Islamic Jihad Commanders in Gaza Operation
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- IDF eliminated two Islamic Jihad commanders in Gaza City.
- The operation took place on Friday, October 2, 2026.
- One commander led the rocket unit, the other led anti-tank missiles.
- Both were accused of organizing attacks and violating ceasefire.
- IDF stated targeted operations will continue for citizen security.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Friday, October 2, 2026, that it conducted a targeted military operation in Gaza City, resulting in the elimination of two commanders from the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group. The first strike targeted Ahmad Mahmoud Harb Ramlawi, identified as the commander of the rocket unit within the Shuja'iyya battalion's militant wing. Shortly after, a second precision strike in Gaza City eliminated Munir Ibrahim Masri, who served as the commander of the Islamic Jihad's anti-tank missile unit.
According to the IDF, both individuals were actively involved in organizing attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians since the beginning of the current armed conflict. The military also stated that these militants were working to restore their group's operational capabilities and had repeatedly violated the existing ceasefire agreement.
The IDF emphasized that such targeted operations will continue as part of its efforts to ensure the security of Israeli citizens.
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