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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

IDF Tank Hits Hamas Bomb in Gaza; Two Militants Killed in Sabotage Attempt

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

An IDF tank triggered a Hamas bomb in southern Gaza without casualties, while paratroopers killed two militants attempting sabotage near the ceasefire line.

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  • An IDF tank hit a Hamas explosive device in southern Gaza without casualties.
  • Two militants crossing the ceasefire line tried to sabotage Israeli weapons.
  • Paratroopers killed the militants after they posed an immediate threat.
  • The IDF condemned the ceasefire violations by Hamas.
  • Southern Command forces remain deployed per the ceasefire agreement.
  • The IDF will continue operations to remove immediate threats in the area.
IDF Tank Hits Hamas Bomb in Gaza; Two Militants Killed in Sabotage Attempt
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An IDF tank from the Givati Brigade detonated a Hamas explosive device in the Yellow Line area in southern Gaza, with no injuries to Israeli forces. In a separate incident, paratrooper brigade troops identified two militants crossing the Yellow Line attempting to sabotage Israeli weaponry. The soldiers responded with gunfire, killing the two militants who posed an immediate threat. The IDF condemned these violations of the ceasefire agreement and stated that Southern Command forces remain deployed according to the agreement. The military affirmed its commitment to neutralizing any immediate threats in the area.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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