IDF kills two Hamas operatives in Gaza strikes
The IDF killed two Hamas operatives in separate Gaza airstrikes, saying one manufactured weapons and the other planned an imminent attack on troops.
The IDF killed two Hamas operatives in separate Gaza airstrikes, saying one manufactured weapons and the other planned an imminent attack on troops.
The IDF provided additional details about the strikes, specifying that Ayman Housna was killed on Sunday and Anas Khaled Safi on Monday, both in the central Gaza Strip, and emphasized the use of precise munitions and aerial surveillance to reduce civilian harm.
The IDF has provided additional details, naming the second operative killed as Anas Khaled Safi and specifying he was planning an imminent attack on troops.
New details identify the target as a Hamas commander and specify the planned attack was against a gathering of Israeli soldiers.
The IDF provided additional details about the two Hamas operatives killed, specifying one was involved in weapons manufacturing while the other was planning an imminent attack on troops.