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Shin Bet Offers Hamas Operatives Stark Choice: Death Alone or With Family

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Shin Bet Reportedly Offers Hamas Operatives Stark Choice Before Strikes

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The Shin Bet is reportedly calling Hamas operatives before airstrikes, offering them a choice to be killed alone or with their families, according to a report citing Palestinian sources. The Israeli military and Shin Bet have not commented on the allegations, which come amid scrutiny over civilian deaths in Gaza. The IDF confirmed killing several Hamas operatives in recent strikes, including those involved in the October 7 attacks and hostage-taking. Two Hamas weapons depots were also destroyed.

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  • Shin Bet reportedly calls Hamas operatives before strikes, offering a choice to die alone or with family.
  • The report cites Palestinian sources and claims such incidents have occurred at least five times recently.
  • The IDF confirmed killing Mohammad Alyan al-Bayouk and three other Hamas operatives in southern Gaza.
  • The IDF also killed two Hamas commanders involved in holding hostages from the October 7 attacks.
  • Two Hamas weapons depots in Gaza were destroyed in recent Israeli strikes.
  • Israel states it is targeting Hamas operatives who pose a threat to its forces.

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