Tensions with Israel: Hamas's instructions to its operatives

Hamas's internal security apparatus has issued warnings to its operatives over fears of Israeli surveillance using drones, phones, and collaborators. The organization warned against suspicious text messages and the exposure of sensitive information. According to Palestinian reports, seven people were killed in strikes across the Strip.

Against the backdrop of a series of targeted killings in the Gaza Strip, Hamas's internal security apparatus has issued warnings to the organization's operatives over fears of Israeli surveillance. The instructions include avoiding movement in groups in the streets, concerns about intelligence deceptions, and avoiding the exposure of sensitive information in phone calls and online. The organization warned against text messages with fake links and codes, surveillance drones, and local collaborators. Meanwhile, Hamas accused Israel of violating the ceasefire through strikes on tent areas and residential neighborhoods, and called on mediators to intervene. According to Palestinian reports, seven people were killed in strikes across the Strip since the morning hours, without independent verification.