IDF eliminates Islamic Jihad commander who attacked Kisufim on October 7

The IDF eliminated Muhsen Farid Said Abu Hadaf, a rocket unit commander of Islamic Jihad, in Khan Yunis. He participated in the attack on Kibbutz Kisufim on October 7. According to the military, he was preparing attacks and violating the ceasefire. The strike used precision munitions with measures to reduce risk to civilians.

The IDF eliminated Muhsen Farid Said Abu Hadaf, a rocket unit commander of Islamic Jihad, in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. According to an IDF spokesperson, Abu Hadaf participated in the attack on Kibbutz Kisufim on October 7. The military claims he was preparing attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians, systematically violating the ceasefire. The strike was carried out to neutralize the threat he posed. The IDF stated that measures were taken before the attack to reduce risk to civilians, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance. The article is based solely on the military's statement, without independent sources or comments from other parties.