IDF no longer waits - new actions have begun in Gaza
The IDF has resumed targeted killings in Gaza after a two-week pause granted by Hamas at the request of the US for disarmament. Israel saw no real steps, and the group was preparing new attacks. Within an hour, two militants were eliminated: a Hamas company commander in Khan Younis and a leader of an Islamic Jihad cell in Nuseirat. Both were preparing attacks. The IDF stressed that the tactic remains unchanged, with strikes being precise and within the previous course.
The IDF has resumed targeted killings in the Gaza Strip after a two-week pause granted by Hamas militants at the request of the US to begin disarmament. Israel saw no real steps in this direction, and the group began preparing new attacks. In the last hour, two militants were eliminated: in Khan Younis, a commander of a Hamas militant company, and in Nuseirat, a leader of an Islamic Jihad cell. According to the IDF press service, both were involved in preparing attacks, so the strikes were carried out to prevent a threat. Security officials emphasized that these strikes do not indicate a change in the IDF's overall tactics. Israel continues to act within its previous course—taking into account political constraints but retaining the ability to carry out targeted strikes on individual militants. IDF units under the Southern Command continue to remain in the area in accordance with existing agreements and maintain readiness to respond to immediate threats. Earlier, Kursor reported that tensions persist in the Gaza Strip amid incidents along the buffer zone and adjustments to the procedure for coordinating targeted operations.