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

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IDF Kills Hamas Nukba Commander Who Attacked Re'im Base

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Israeli forces killed Hamas Nukba cell commander Maaher Walid Omar Al-Hatsini in southern Gaza two days ago. He participated in the October 7th attack on the Re'im military base. Al-Hatsini was also advancing terror plans and working to rebuild Hamas's military capabilities. The strike was conducted to remove the threat he represented.

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  • Israeli forces killed Hamas Nukba commander Maaher Walid Omar Al-Hatsini in southern Gaza.
  • Al-Hatsini participated in the October 7th massacre at the Re'im military base.
  • He was advancing terror plans against Israeli forces and civilians.
  • Al-Hatsini was working to restore Hamas's military capabilities.
  • The strike was conducted to neutralize the threat he posed.

Israeli forces killed a Hamas Nukba cell commander in an airstrike in southern Gaza two days ago. The commander, Maaher Walid Omar Al-Hatsini, was identified as a participant in the October 7th attack on the Re'im military base. In recent times, Al-Hatsini had been advancing terror plans against Israeli forces and civilians and working to restore Hamas's military capabilities, in violation of the ceasefire.

The strike was carried out to neutralize the threat he posed.

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