The Israeli military posted on X that it killed four "Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists" in attacks in the Gaza Strip over the past weekend
The Israeli military posted on X that it killed four "Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists" in attacks in the Gaza Strip over the past weekend, and three more in another attack on Monday. The military stated that those killed on Sunday included Alaa Abu Zaid and Hamdan Suleiman Ibrahim Abu Amra, who allegedly belonged to Islamic Jihad, and Fawzi Salam Odat Alla Sawarha, who allegedly belonged to Hamas. The military also claimed that Muhammad Anan Muhammad Al-Rawaj, a leader of a Hamas cell, was also killed in northern Gaza over the weekend, though the specific date was not provided. Additionally, the military stated that three more "terrorists" were killed on Monday at a tunnel entrance "beyond the yellow line" in Khan Younis.
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