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Now 14Security

IDF Kills Hamas Battalion Sniper Commander in Central Gaza

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The IDF killed Omar Ahmed Abu Qassem, Hamas's battalion sniper commander, in central Gaza for planning attacks against Israeli forces, violating the ceasefire.

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  • IDF killed Hamas sniper commander Omar Ahmed Abu Qassem in central Gaza.
  • Abu Qassem led terror operations against Israeli forces during the conflict.
  • He was rebuilding Hamas's military wing and planning new attacks.
  • The operation violated the existing ceasefire agreement with Hamas.
  • IDF Southern Command remains deployed to counter immediate threats.
IDF Kills Hamas Battalion Sniper Commander in Central Gaza
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced the killing of Omar Ahmed Abu Qassem, the battalion sniper commander in Hamas's military wing, during an operation in central Gaza on Wednesday. According to the IDF spokesperson, Abu Qassem was actively involved in orchestrating terror attacks against Israeli forces throughout the ongoing conflict. Recently, he had been working to rebuild Hamas's military capabilities and was planning additional attacks against Israeli troops. The IDF emphasized that this operation took place despite the existing ceasefire agreement, which Hamas violated. The Southern Command forces remain deployed in the area in accordance with the ceasefire terms and will continue to act to neutralize any immediate threats.

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