IDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Hamas Commander
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Abu Younes held the position for approximately two months, succeeding Na'el Abu Abeid who was killed September 15. He was tasked with planning terror attacks and rebuilding Hamas's military capabilities.
The story in 2 lines · by baba
- Abu Younes commanded the brigade for only two months, taking over after his predecessor was killed.
- He was responsible for planning terror attacks and rebuilding Hamas's military capabilities.
The drone strike targeted a tent in southern Gaza on Saturday night. Abu Younes had held the position for only about two months, having been appointed after his predecessor, Na'el Abu Abeid, was killed on September 15. Prior to leading the brigade, he served as its deputy commander and commanded the Tal Sultan battalion.
According to the joint statement, Abu Younes directed Hamas operatives to plan and execute terror attacks against Israeli civilians and IDF forces. He also worked to rebuild the military capabilities of the brigade and Hamas, which were damaged during the ongoing war. The IDF's Southern Command forces are deployed in the area and will continue to operate to neutralize immediate threats.
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