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

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IDF Eliminates Hamas Nukhba Commander Involved in Re'im Base Attack

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The Israeli military eliminated Maher Walid Amer al-Hasini, a Hamas Nukhba commander, in southern Gaza on Wednesday. He was involved in the October 7 attack on the Re'im base and was recently preparing further attacks and rebuilding Hamas's military strength. The strike was conducted by air to neutralize the threat.

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  • Hamas Nukhba commander Maher Walid Amer al-Hasini was eliminated by the IDF in southern Gaza.
  • Al-Hasini participated in the October 7 attack on the Re'im military base.
  • He was recently preparing attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians.
  • The IDF stated he was working to restore Hamas's military capabilities.
  • The elimination occurred via an airstrike on Wednesday.

The Israeli military announced Wednesday the elimination of Maher Walid Amer al-Hasini, a commander in Hamas's Nukhba unit, in southern Gaza. The IDF stated that al-Hasini participated in the October 7, 2023, attack on the Re'im military base. According to the IDF, he had recently been involved in preparing attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians and was working to restore Hamas's military capabilities, repeatedly violating the ceasefire.

The strike, carried out by air, was intended to neutralize the threat he posed. The IDF press service confirmed the operation.

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