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IDF Kills Hamas Battalion Sniper Leader in Central Gaza Amid Ceasefire Violations The IDF killed Omar Ahmad Abu Qassem, Hamas's battalion sniper leader, in central Gaza for orchestrating terror attacks against Israeli forces, violating the ceasefire. The strike reflects ongoing Israeli efforts to counter Hamas threats during the ceasefire period.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 IDF killed Hamas battalion sniper leader Omar Ahmad Abu Qassem in central Gaza on Wednesday. 02 Abu Qassem was involved in planning and executing terror attacks against Israeli forces during the recent conflict. 03 He was actively trying to rebuild Hamas's military wing and promote further attacks despite the ceasefire. 04 The strike was carried out due to the threat he posed, violating the ceasefire agreement. 05 IDF Southern Command remains deployed to counter immediate threats in Gaza. 06 No additional details were provided about other militants or the exact strike location. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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