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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

IDF Spares Hamas Civilian Leaders to Prevent Gaza Collapse

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The Israeli military is avoiding targeting senior Hamas civilian officials in Gaza due to fears of collapsing governing institutions and causing chaos. While continuing to eliminate military operatives, Israel believes killing civilian leaders would create a power vacuum aid groups couldn't fill. Hamas maintains control over Gaza's civilian administration, and disrupting it could destabilize the region and draw international criticism.

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  • IDF is avoiding killing Hamas civilian leaders in Gaza to prevent collapse of governing institutions.
  • Killing Hamas mayors and officials could lead to civilian chaos and a power vacuum.
  • The IDF and Shin Bet continue daily targeted killings of Hamas military operatives.
  • Intelligence gathering capabilities have significantly improved, enabling precise strikes.
  • Hamas maintains control over Gaza's civilian administration, economy, and public sentiment.
IDF Spares Hamas Civilian Leaders to Prevent Gaza Collapse
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