Israel's Military Says It Killed Four Hamas Fighters in Gaza Strikes
The IDF says it took out four Hamas operatives in two separate strikes in Gaza over the past week, including a Nukhba fighter hit in Khan Yunis. A second attack in Rafah killed three more, according to the military, which says the men were plotting attacks on Israeli forces and civilians.
Israel's military says it killed four Hamas operatives in two separate strikes across the Gaza Strip over the past week, announcing the results on Friday. The Israel Defense Forces detailed the operations in a statement, naming each of the men it says were targeted.
The first strike came Wednesday in the Khan Yunis area, according to the IDF. There, the military says it killed Muhammad Alian Biyuk, describing him as a Nukhba terrorist in Hamas' military wing. The operation was carried out jointly with the Israel Security Agency, the IDF said.
A second attack in the Rafah area accounted for the other three, per the military. The IDF identified them as Al-Hamam Jaber Al-Sayed Abu Labda, Mahmoud Abu Naama and Muhammad Hamad Shreiki Sultanin.
The IDF also claims the four had been working on what it called terror plots in recent weeks, and that they planned attacks against Israeli forces and Israeli civilians. The military did not release further detail on the alleged plans or how it gathered the intelligence behind the strikes.
The announcement adds to a running tally of operations the IDF has publicized since the war in Gaza began. Such statements typically surface after strikes, with the military naming individual operatives it says were involved in planning or carrying out attacks.
The four deaths have not been independently confirmed, and the claims about the men's roles and activities come from the IDF. No response from Hamas was included in the military's statement.
TopicsIDF · Hamas · Israel Security Agency · Khan Yunis · Rafah · Gaza Strip · Muhammad Alian Biyuk · Nukhba
Source: breakingthenews.net
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