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Ongoing Story· Day 71

Hamas Military Commander Killed in Gaza City Strike

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IDF Strikes Hamas Commander in Khan Younis

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Israeli officials confirmed the target was the Hamas commander, and Hamas sources confirmed his death. Defense Minister Israel Katz vowed to continue operations until Hamas is eliminated. The strike targeted a tent in the al-Mawasi area.

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  • Israeli officials confirmed the target was the Hamas commander, and Hamas sources confirmed his death.
  • The strike, using four missiles from a drone, targeted a tent in the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis.
  • Defense Minister Israel Katz stated the Gaza offensive will continue until Hamas is eliminated.
  • Abu Younes replaced Na'el Abu Abed, who was killed in September.
IDF Strikes Hamas Commander in Khan Younis
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The attack, carried out by a drone that fired four missiles, targeted a tent in the al-Mawasi area in western Khan Younis. Hamas sources confirmed Abu Younes's death to Reuters. The IDF and Shin Bet issued a joint statement confirming they had targeted a senior operative in Hamas's military wing, with further details to be released later. Initial reports from Gaza indicated the strike hit a tent sheltering displaced individuals. Abu Younes succeeded Na'el Abu Abed, also known as Abu Attia, who was killed in September.

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