Israel Says It Killed Two Hamas Operatives
- On Thursday, Israeli strikes killed three Palestinians in the Gaza Strip as Defence Minister Israel Katz renewed threats to expel civilians from areas where kites or balloons are flown.
- Despite a US-brokered ceasefire effective since October 2025, deadly strikes have continued; Gazan health officials report more than 1,300 Palestinians killed since the agreement halted major fighting.
- Medics reported strikes near Qarara and Gaza City killed three individuals, while Katz stated, "A balloon and kite shall be treated the same as a drone."
- Hamas accuses Israel of undermining President Donald Trump's peace plan, while Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir stated plans to demilitarize Gaza "using all necessary means" will continue.
- Since October 2023, the conflict has resulted in over 73,400 Palestinian deaths, highlighting the persistent violence despite international efforts to stabilize the region.
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Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip killed three people on Thursday, said the Palestinian enclave's Civil Defense.
IDF eliminates two Hamas commanders in Gaza strikes
The IDF eliminated two Hamas commanders in separate strikes in northern and southern Gaza on Thursday. The terrorists had recently been advancing attacks against Israeli troops and civilians and working to rebuild Hamas’s capabilities in violation of the ceasefire, the military said. בעת האחרונה, המחבלים קידמו מתווי טרור נגד כוחות צה”ל ואזרחי מדינת ישראל ופעלו לשיקום יכולות הארגון, תוך הפרה שיטתית של הפסקת האש. התקיפה בוצעה במטרה להסיר את האיום…
The Israeli army confirmed that it had carried out strikes against "Hamas terrorists" in areas of the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli army claimed to have targeted Hamas "terrorists".
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