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

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IDF Eliminates Nukhba Commander Involved in October 7th Raid on Re'im

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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An Israeli aircraft killed Hamas Nukhba commander in southern Gaza. He had participated in the October 7th attack on Kibbutz Re'im and worked to rebuild Hamas's capabilities. The IDF vowed to continue its determined operations against the organization.

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  • An Israeli aircraft killed Hamas Nukhba commander in southern Gaza.
  • Al-Hatsini participated in the October 7th raid on Kibbutz Re'im.
  • He was involved in efforts to restore Hamas's capabilities.
  • The IDF vowed to continue operating with determination against Hamas.
IDF Eliminates Nukhba Commander Involved in October 7th Raid on Re'im
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An Israeli aircraft targeted and eliminated a Hamas Nukhba commander in the southern Gaza Strip. The individual, identified as the commander of the Nukhba, participated in the October 7th raid on the Re'im kibbutz and was involved in efforts to restore Hamas's capabilities.

The IDF stated that it will continue to operate with determination against Hamas. The operation underscores the ongoing efforts by Israeli forces to dismantle Hamas's military infrastructure and hold accountable those involved in the October 7th attacks.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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