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Israel Says Senior Hamas Member Seized as Strikes Kill Three During Gaza Raid
- Katz announced that the IDF conducted an operation near the American Hospital in western Gaza City targeting a senior Hamas figure, as part of ongoing military activity in Gaza.
- Conflicting reports from Al-Hadath and witnesses described either an Israeli special-forces unit or an Israeli-backed Palestinian militia attempting to capture a member of the Hamas-controlled security apparatus in Al-Katiba.
- Heavy exchanges of fire preceded Israeli aircraft launching at least 15 airstrikes, with some Palestinian accounts estimating above 18, while local media reported between three and eight people killed.
- The IDF confirmed the operation, stating no troops were trapped or injured as drones operated overhead and the incident neared its conclusion with forces in control.
- During a visit to Netiv HaAsara, Katz reiterated that Israel will maintain a presence in the Gaza Strip to secure western Negev communities until Hamas is disarmed.
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In an unusual action, a militia supported by Israel has invaded Gaza City, with the aim of being a senior commander of Hamas.
·Frankfurt, Germany
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Israel arrested senior Hamas figures in the Gaza City operation, which included airstrikes and killed several Palestinians.
The Hebrew state claims to have arrested a "high-ranking terrorist" of the Islamist movement during the rare bombardment of Gaza City on Tuesday, an episode Hamas has not confirmed.
·Paris, France
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Israeli strikes in Gaza kill three in operation to seize Hamas figure: officials
Eight people were wounded, according to the civil defence, which operates as a rescue force under Hamas authority. Gaza City's Al-Shifa Hospital confirmed it had received the bodies and the wounded
·Chennai, India
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Total News Sources26
Leaning Left3Leaning Right8Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution62% Right
Bias Distribution
- 62% of the sources lean Right
62% Right
L 23%
15%
R 62%
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