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Ongoing Story· Day 2

IDF Confirms Strike on Khan Yunis Brigade Commander Responsible for Hostages

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IDF Strikes Hamas Commander in Gaza Hospital

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Israeli Air Force pilots struck Hamas commander Mohammed Abu Ismail at Nasser Hospital in Gaza on November 12, believing him to be critically wounded. Abu Ismail, who led the Khan Yunis brigade, was reportedly at a Hamas command post on the hospital's third floor. Israel stated it had warned Hamas to cease military activity in the hospital before the strike. The IDF also reported eliminating two other Hamas commanders in recent strikes.

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  • Israeli Air Force struck Hamas commander Mohammed Abu Ismail at Gaza's Nasser Hospital on November 12.
  • Abu Ismail, leading Hamas's Khan Yunis brigade, is believed critically wounded.
  • Hamas reportedly used the hospital's third floor as a military command post.
  • Israel claims it issued prior warnings to Hamas regarding military activity in the hospital.
  • Two other Hamas commanders, Muhammad Halawa and Ahmad Zahir Fuad Abu-Auda, were also recently killed.
IDF Strikes Hamas Commander in Gaza Hospital
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Israeli Air Force pilots conducted a three-week, round-the-clock vigil with guided missiles, awaiting an error from Hamas commander Mohammed Abu Ismail. Abu Ismail, who led Hamas's Khan Yunis brigade, is believed by Israel to be critically wounded following an airstrike on Thursday night, November 12. The strike occurred at Nasser Hospital in the Gaza Strip, where Abu Ismail reportedly arrived at his command post shortly after 1 a.m. Israeli intelligence assessed that his injuries were severe enough to question his survival. According to Maariv, the brigade's headquarters was located on the third floor of the hospital, and was immediately evacuated after the strike. The IDF stated that Hamas had been using the second floor of Nasser Hospital as a military headquarters, with access restricted to civilians. Israel claims it repeatedly demanded an end to military activity within the hospital, including recent warnings, before the strike. Abu Ismail had taken command of the Khan Yunis brigade in September, succeeding Mohammed al-Yazouri. The IDF and Shin Bet also reported the recent elimination of two other Hamas military wing commanders: Muhammad Halawa, responsible for military intelligence, and Ahmad Zahir Fuad Abu-Auda, who commanded the engineering unit. These strikes took place in the Gaza City area and Khan Yunis.

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