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IDF kills two October 7 terrorists in Gaza strikes, including Be'eri hostage abductor

  • On Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces killed two terrorists in Gaza who participated in the October 7, 2023, massacre, including a Hamas cell commander and an Islamic Jihad commander.
  • Hamas cell commander Muhammad Jamal Mahmoud Abu Al-Shaar was struck in Gaza City; he raided Kibbutz Be'eri during the massacre and abducted six people into Gaza.
  • In a separate strike in Jabalya, Israeli forces killed Musab Abd al-Jalil Sakheb Balbisi, a commander in the Islamic Jihad military wing who also infiltrated Israel during October 7.
  • Six hostages abducted included Sharon Hertzman-Avigdori, Noam Avigdori, Adi Shoham, Nave Shoham, Yahel Shoham, and Shoshan Haran; the military used precision munitions and aerial surveillance to limit civilian harm.
  • Both commanders had recently been preparing attacks against Israeli troops and civilians in violation of the ceasefire, the IDF stated; strikes removed the immediate threat they posed.
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The destroyed commander of the Hamas northern brigade, Izz Al-Din Bik, led the detention of 15 Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip, reported to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), and the Military and General Security Service (SHABAC) released the results of a large-scale intelligence investigation, wrote Israel National News. It was found that Izz Al-Din Bik, who was killed on Tuesday, was responsible for the detention of 15 prisoners during the wa…

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The kidnapper invaded Israel on October 7, 2023 and abducted Tal Shoham and his family. Shoham was released after 505 days in captivity, his wife and children were released after about 50 days.

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Ynet News broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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