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IDF Resumes Targeted Strikes After Hamas Resumes Incendiary Kite Attacks from Gaza The IDF resumed targeted killings in Gaza after Hamas restarted incendiary kite attacks following a temporary halt due to international pressure. Hamas's provocations, including attempts to cross the border and symbolic kite launches, led Israeli leadership to respond firmly with airstrikes against terror operatives.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 IDF thwarted 21 terror targets in Gaza over two weeks, focusing on October 7 attackers. 02 International pressure briefly halted Israeli targeted killings in Gaza. 03 Hamas resumed incendiary kite attacks, escalating tensions in western Negev. 04 Netanyahu and Defense Minister ordered urgent military response to kite provocations. 05 IDF resumed targeted killings gradually with political and military approval. 06 Hamas's provocations included border challenges and terror infrastructure near Israel. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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