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IDF Kills Hamas Nukhba Commander Responsible for Re'im Camp Attack

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IDF Kills Hamas Nukhba Commander Involved in Re'im Camp Attack

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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The IDF announced it killed Hamas Nukhba operative Maaher Walid Omar al-Hasini, who participated in the October 7th attack on the Re'im camp. He was eliminated in an airstrike in southern Gaza two days prior. The IDF stated he was advancing terror plans and working to restore Hamas's military capabilities.

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  • IDF eliminated Hamas Nukhba commander Maaher Walid Omar al-Hasini in southern Gaza.
  • Al-Hasini participated in the October 7th attack on the Re'im camp.
  • The strike occurred two days prior to the announcement.
  • The IDF stated al-Hasini was advancing terror plans and rebuilding Hamas's military capabilities.
  • He was killed in an airstrike to remove a threat.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced the elimination of a Hamas Nukhba cell commander who participated in the October 7th attack on the Re'im camp. According to the IDF, the operative, Maaher Walid Omar al-Hasini, was killed two days prior in an airstrike in southern Gaza.

The IDF stated that al-Hasini had recently been advancing terror plans against IDF forces and Israeli civilians and was working to restore Hamas's military capabilities, systematically violating the ceasefire. The military confirmed he was eliminated by air to remove the threat.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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