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IDF Intelligence Officers Allegedly Warned Gazans Before Strikes
Israeli intelligence officers reportedly warned Gaza activists to leave their families before targeted killings, with at least five such incidents occurring in the past three months. The latest case involved Muhammad al-Bayouk, who was allegedly killed by an Israeli drone after being told to separate from his family.
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- 01Israeli intelligence officers allegedly warned Gaza activists to leave families before targeted killings.
- 02At least five such incidents have reportedly occurred in Gaza over the last three months.
- 03Muhammad al-Bayouk was allegedly killed by an Israeli drone after receiving such a warning.
- 04A relative stated al-Bayouk's aunt was injured trying to prevent him from leaving his family.
- 05Sources differ on whether the tactic has reduced civilian casualties in Gaza.
- 06The IDF has not provided a response to the report.
While some sources claim this tactic reduces civilian casualties, others dispute this, citing recent civilian deaths in strikes. The IDF has not commented on the report.
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