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Ongoing Story· Day 45

Hamas Military Commander Killed in Gaza City Strike

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IDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Senior Hamas Security Official in Gaza

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The IDF and Shin Bet eliminated Akram Bassam Shaaban Yassin, a senior Hamas security official responsible for protecting leadership, in an airstrike in Gaza City on Tuesday. The operation targeted Yassin, who was involved in advancing attacks against Israelis and restoring Hamas's military capabilities. The strike is part of an ongoing campaign to weaken Hamas's security apparatus, with measures taken to avoid civilian casualties.

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  • IDF and Shin Bet eliminated senior Hamas security official Akram Bassam Shaaban Yassin in Gaza City.
  • Yassin was responsible for protecting Hamas leadership within the General Security Mechanism.
  • The operation was intelligence-guided and aimed to degrade Hamas's security capabilities.
  • Yassin was reportedly advancing terrorist attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians.
  • The IDF stated measures were taken to minimize civilian casualties during the strike.
IDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Senior Hamas Security Official in Gaza
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