IDF Strikes Hamas Nukhba Operatives and Islamic Jihad Commander in Gaza
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The IDF conducted airstrikes in Gaza on Saturday, October 10, eliminating several Hamas Nukhba operatives and an Islamic Jihad anti-tank unit commander. One strike hit a meeting of Nukhba operatives in Gaza City, killing Muaz Mazen Hamza Hasunah and Muhammad Riyad Khader Rahim. Another strike in northern Gaza killed Islamic Jihad commander Muhammad Walid Saadi Nahala. The IDF stated the operatives were planning attacks and rebuilding Hamas's military capacity.
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- IDF airstrikes in Gaza on October 10 eliminated Hamas Nukhba operatives and an Islamic Jihad commander.
- Muaz Mazen Hamza Hasunah and Muhammad Riyad Khader Rahim were among the Hamas operatives killed.
- Muhammad Walid Saadi Nahala, an Islamic Jihad anti-tank unit commander, was killed in northern Gaza.
- The targeted operatives were allegedly planning attacks and rebuilding Hamas's military capabilities.
- The IDF stated precautions were taken to avoid civilian casualties during the strikes.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Saturday, October 10, that airstrikes in the Gaza Strip resulted in the elimination of several Hamas Nukhba special forces operatives and an Islamic Jihad anti-tank unit commander. One strike targeted a meeting of Nukhba operatives in Gaza City. Among those killed were Muaz Mazen Hamza Hasunah and Muhammad Riyad Khader Rahim. In a separate strike in the Daraj Tufah area of northern Gaza, Muhammad Walid Saadi Nahala, commander of the military wing of Islamic Jihad's anti-tank unit, was eliminated. The IDF stated that these operatives had recently been preparing attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians and were involved in rebuilding Hamas's military capabilities, while systematically violating the ceasefire. The army emphasized that measures were taken to minimize civilian harm before the strikes, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance.
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