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IDF Kills Hamas Battalion Commander in Southern Gaza Airstrike

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

The IDF killed Hamas battalion commander Khalifa Kawara in a southern Gaza airstrike, citing his role in militant training and terror activities.

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  • The IDF killed Hamas commander Khalifa Kawara in southern Gaza.
  • Kawara led a battalion in the Khan Yunis Brigade of Hamas.
  • He trained militants and facilitated weapons transfers in southern Gaza.
  • Kawara helped rebuild Hamas's terrorist capabilities.
  • He planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians.
  • The IDF eliminated him in an aerial strike due to the threat he posed.
IDF Kills Hamas Battalion Commander in Southern Gaza Airstrike
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that it killed Khalifa Khaled Suleiman Kawara, a Hamas battalion commander in the Khan Yunis Brigade, during an airstrike in southern Gaza. The IDF stated that Kawara was involved in training militants, transferring weapons across southern Gaza, and advancing Hamas's efforts to rebuild its terrorist infrastructure. He also played a role in planning attacks against Israeli forces and civilians. The IDF described Kawara as a significant threat and confirmed his elimination in the recent aerial operation.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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