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Ongoing Story· Day 70

Palestinian Reports: 5 Killed in Israeli Strikes Across Gaza

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Hamas Rafah Brigade Commander Reportedly Killed in Israeli Strike

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Samir Abu Younis, commander of Hamas' Rafah Brigade, was reportedly killed in an Israeli drone strike in Khan Younis. The IDF and Shin Bet confirmed targeting a senior Hamas terrorist. Defense Minister Israel Katz vowed to continue eliminating Hamas leaders. The strike occurred amid Hamas' efforts to rebuild its forces in Khan Younis, following a separate reported strike on the Khan Younis Brigade commander.

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  • Samir Abu Younis, Hamas' Rafah Brigade commander, was reportedly killed in an Israeli strike in Khan Younis.
  • The IDF and Shin Bet confirmed targeting a senior Hamas terrorist in the area.
  • Defense Minister Israel Katz vowed to continue eliminating Hamas leaders until Gaza is demilitarized.
  • Hamas is reportedly attempting to rebuild its Khan Younis Brigade's operational capabilities.
  • A separate strike reportedly targeted the Khan Younis Brigade commander at Nasser Hospital.
  • Palestinian sources claim Murad Abu Zarifa, killed in the hospital strike, abducted Adina Moshe.
Hamas Rafah Brigade Commander Reportedly Killed in Israeli Strike
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