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Gaza Strikes Kill 5 Palestinians; IDF Eliminates Hamas Commanders
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The Israeli military announced it killed two Hamas commanders and three operatives in Gaza in recent strikes. On Monday, five Palestinians, including a child, were reportedly killed in Israeli attacks, though the IDF stated it was unaware of activity in one reported location. Gaza's Civil Defense agency reported 13 deaths and 60 wounded in the past 24 hours. The IDF also reported targeting operatives emerging from a tunnel and noted an advance into an area west of the "Yellow Line" in Deir al-Balah.
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- Five Palestinians, including a child, were reportedly killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza on Monday.
- The IDF announced it killed two Hamas commanders, Mohammed Halawa and Ahmed Zahir Fuad Abu-Odeh.
- Three Palestinian operatives emerging from a tunnel in Khan Younis were targeted by an IDF airstrike.
- Gaza's Civil Defense agency reported 13 deaths and 60 wounded by alleged Israeli fire in 24 hours.
- The IDF advanced into an area west of the "Yellow Line" in Deir al-Balah on Monday.
- A drone originating from Israel was downed near Kibbutz Nahal Oz, carrying suspected drugs.
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