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IDF Boosts Gaza Operations, Prepares for Hamas Attacks Ahead of Elections
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The IDF has intensified operations in Gaza, eliminating several Hamas and PIJ operatives daily, as Israel's elections approach on October 27. IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir stated the goal is to prevent external influence on the vote. Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered expanded intelligence gathering due to Hamas's interest in the elections. The military is preparing for various threats, including rocket attacks and infiltration attempts, and has deployed reinforcements to enhance readiness.
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- IDF operations in Gaza have intensified, eliminating 2-3 Hamas/PIJ operatives daily ahead of Israel's October 27 elections.
- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir aims to thwart threats and ensure elections proceed without external influence.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered expanded intelligence gathering due to Hamas's interest in election outcomes.
- The IDF is preparing for rocket attacks, border assaults, and infiltration attempts from Gaza.
- Reinforcements have been deployed across air, sea, and ground operations to bolster readiness.
- Security officials acknowledge intelligence gaps but are taking extensive precautions.
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