IDF Eliminates Five Hamas and Islamic Jihad Militants in Gaza
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
The Israeli military announced the elimination of five militants, three from Islamic Jihad and two from Hamas, in southern Gaza over Sunday and Monday. The militants were reportedly involved in planning attacks against Israel and rebuilding their organizations' military capabilities. The IDF stated its forces remain deployed to neutralize threats in the region.
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- The IDF eliminated three Islamic Jihad militants in Khan Younis on Sunday.
- Two Hamas militants from the elite unit were killed in southern Gaza on Monday.
- The militants were allegedly planning attacks and rebuilding military capabilities.
- The IDF stated its forces are deployed to neutralize immediate threats in the area.
The Israeli military announced on Sunday the elimination of three militants from the military wing of the Islamic Jihad in the Khan Younis area of southern Gaza. The deceased were identified as Mohammed Hajjaj, an engineering operative; Yousef Abu Rizk, a deputy cell commander; and Abdul Hamid Jadallah, who was involved in the rocket system. On Monday, in a separate operation in southern Gaza, the IDF eliminated two militants from Hamas's elite unit in the Rafah Brigade. These individuals were identified as Salah al-Din Eyad Abdul Hamid and Ez al-Din Eyad Diab Barhoum. According to the IDF statement, these militants were actively engaged in planning terrorist attacks against IDF forces and Israeli civilians, and were working to rebuild the military capabilities of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, in violation of the ceasefire. The military affirmed that forces from the Southern Command are deployed in the area and will continue to operate to neutralize any immediate threats.
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