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IDF Reports 17 Palestinian Terror Operatives Killed in Gaza Over Past Week

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The Israel Defense Forces reported killing 17 Palestinian terror operatives in Gaza over the past week through various airstrikes. The fatalities include members of Hamas's Nukhba force and PIJ commanders, some of whom were involved in the October 7 attacks or planning future operations. The IDF stated these strikes aim to dismantle terror capabilities and remove threats. The military estimates it has killed over 24,000 combatants in Gaza since the war began.

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  • IDF reported killing 17 Palestinian terror operatives in Gaza over the past week.
  • Strikes targeted Hamas Nukhba members and PIJ commanders involved in planning attacks.
  • Two identified Hamas operatives were Muad Mazen Hamza Hassouna and Muhammad Riyad Khader Arahim.
  • A PIJ commander, Muhammad Walid Saadi Nakhala, was killed in Gaza City.
  • The IDF estimates over 24,000 combatants have been killed in Gaza.
  • Strikes continue despite a US-backed ceasefire from October 2025.
IDF Reports 17 Palestinian Terror Operatives Killed in Gaza Over Past Week
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