IDF Limits Gaza Strikes to Immediate Threats, Requires Chief of Staff Approval for Targeted Killings
Israeli Defense Forces operating in the Gaza Strip have received new orders restricting their military actions. From now on, strikes will only be conducted to neutralize immediate threats. Targeted killings will require explicit approval from the Chief of Staff and political leadership. This directive follows statements from senior IDF officials who said they had not received authorization to open fire indiscriminately.
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