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Ongoing Story· Day 74

IDF Strikes Hamas Commander in Gaza to Neutralize Imminent Threat

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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

IDF Strikes Gaza, Death Toll Rises to Over 20 in Two Days

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Israeli military's targeted strikes in Gaza over the last two days have killed more than 20 Palestinians. Two Gazans, Ahmed Al-Huli and Ramzi Abu Team, were killed in Khan Younis late last night. The death toll from an earlier strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis increased to seven.

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  • Over 20 Palestinians have been killed in targeted IDF strikes in Gaza over the past two days.
  • Two Gazans, Ahmed Al-Huli and Ramzi Abu Team, were killed in a Khan Younis tent strike.
  • The death toll from an IDF strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis rose to seven.
  • Muhammad Al-Jazar died from wounds sustained in the Nasser Hospital strike.

The Israeli military conducted targeted strikes in the Gaza Strip over the past two days, resulting in the deaths of over 20 Palestinians. Late last night, near midnight, two Gazans, identified as Ahmed Al-Huli and Ramzi Abu Team, were killed in an attack on a tent in the Muwasi area of Khan Younis. Earlier, the death toll from an IDF strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis rose to seven with the passing of Muhammad Al-Jazar, who succumbed to his wounds. The total number of fatalities from the recent focused strikes exceeds 20.

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