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IDF Strikes Hamas Commanders at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis

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The IDF conducted a targeted airstrike at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, eliminating Hamas commander Abu Ismail and other militants. The IDF stated the hospital's second floor was a Hamas military headquarters where hostages were held. Several specific hostages were named as having been kept at the facility. The IDF reported taking precautions and issuing warnings before the strike, which Hamas ignored.

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  • IDF airstrike killed Hamas commander Abu Ismail at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis.
  • IDF says the hospital's second floor served as a Hamas military headquarters.
  • Dozens of hostages were held at Nasser Hospital during the war, IDF reports.
  • IDF targeted other Hamas operatives involved in engineering and intelligence.
  • IDF claims it issued warnings before the strike, which Hamas ignored.

The IDF announced that a targeted airstrike eliminated a senior Hamas commander involved in holding hostages and operating from within Gaza's Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis. The commander, identified as Abu Ismail, was a key figure in managing Hamas's Khan Yunis brigade, especially after the previous commander, Muhammad Yazouri, was killed in September. The IDF stated that the second floor of Nasser Hospital served as a Hamas military headquarters, inaccessible to civilians and heavily guarded, where commanders like Abu Ismail operated.

According to the IDF, numerous hostages, including women and children from Kibbutz Nir Oz, were held at Nasser Hospital throughout the war. Specific hostages named as having been held there include Nimrod Cohen, Matan Tsengauer, Idan Alexander, Avraham Mengistu, Assaf Hamami, Oz Daniel, and Omer Naotara.

In addition to Abu Ismail, the strike also targeted other militants within the hospital complex, including Mu'awad Tawfiq Mahmoud Abu Zarifa, a team leader in the engineering department, and Khaled Osama Abu Anza, head of communications in the intelligence directorate. These individuals were reportedly operating from the hospital to advance terror plots against Israeli forces and rebuild the brigade's capabilities.

The IDF emphasized that precautionary measures were taken to minimize harm to the hospital building and uninvolved individuals. The strike was precisely aimed at the room used by the commanders. Prior to the attack, the IDF repeatedly warned and demanded that military activity within the hospital cease, but Hamas continued its operations.

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