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Ongoing Story· Day 50

IDF Eliminates Two Gaza Terrorists Involved in Explosives Attacks

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

IDF Strikes Gaza, Eliminating Four Terror Operatives Over Weekend

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The IDF reported killing four Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists in Gaza airstrikes over the weekend. The targeted individuals were allegedly working to restore military capabilities and plan attacks against Israel. The operations included strikes in northern, southern, and central Gaza, as well as an incident in Khan Yunis involving terrorists emerging from a tunnel. The IDF stated it took measures to avoid civilian casualties.

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  • IDF killed four Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists in Gaza airstrikes over the weekend.
  • The targeted operatives were allegedly restoring military capabilities and planning attacks against Israel.
  • Two of the deceased were members of Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s military wing.
  • One of the killed was a Hamas sniper accused of directing attacks against IDF troops.
  • Another strike eliminated the head of a Hamas Nukhba cell in northern Gaza.
  • The IDF also struck a sniper position and terrorists emerging from a tunnel in Khan Yunis.
IDF Strikes Gaza, Eliminating Four Terror Operatives Over Weekend
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