IDF Eliminates Three Hamas and Islamic Jihad Militants in Gaza
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The Israeli military announced the elimination of three militants in Gaza on Thursday, October 8, who were deemed an immediate threat. The targeted individuals included a commander in Islamic Jihad's rocket unit, another Islamic Jihad fighter, and a Hamas company commander. These militants were reportedly preparing attacks and rebuilding their organizations' capabilities, violating the ceasefire.
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- Three militants from Hamas and Islamic Jihad were eliminated by the IDF in Gaza on Thursday, October 8.
- Husam Walid Hassan Abu al-Ata, an Islamic Jihad rocket unit commander, was killed in Gaza City.
- Majdi Muin Yusuf al-Ayubi, an Islamic Jihad fighter, was also eliminated in Gaza City.
- Muhammad Adja, a Hamas company commander, was killed in the Al-Furqan area.
- The militants were reportedly preparing attacks and violating the ceasefire agreement.
The Israeli military announced on Thursday, October 8, that it had eliminated three militants in the Gaza Strip who posed an immediate threat to Israeli citizens. The strikes were carried out by air.
In Gaza City, Husam Walid Hassan Abu al-Ata, identified as the commander of the rocket unit for the Islamic Jihad's military wing, was killed. Also in Gaza City, Majdi Muin Yusuf al-Ayubi, a fighter in the Islamic Jihad's military wing, was eliminated.
In the Al-Furqan area, Muhammad Adja, a company commander in Hamas's military wing, was killed. The military stated that these militants had recently been engaged in preparing attacks against IDF soldiers and rebuilding their organizations' capabilities, which constituted systematic violations of the ceasefire agreement.
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