IDF attacks Hamas commander Ahmed Hassan Alsauarka with airstrike
Based on intelligence from the Israeli Defense Forces and Shin Bet (Israeli domestic intelligence service), an Israeli Air Force aircraft eliminated Hamas terrorist Ahmed Hassan Salame Alsauarka in a targeted air strike, the military said on Thursday morning.
Alsauarka was a group commander of the Nukhba forces that participated in the October 7 massacres in southern Israel. In addition, Alsauarka was a Hamas sniper who led sniper activities in the Beit Hanoun area and was involved in several attacks on IDF soldiers.
After an extensive search, the Israeli army managed to identify and eliminate Alasuarka in the Beit Hanoun area, minimizing harm to the civilian population during the operation.
As a result, no civilians were injured in the attack.
IDF operates in the Gaza Strip
IDF forces continued to operate in the central Gaza Strip. Last day, a mortar launching position used by Hamas was attacked by IDF air and artillery forces. In addition, two terrorists who posed a threat to IDF forces in the area were attacked with an Iron Sting precision missile.
In addition, Israeli forces continue their precise, intelligence-based operations in the Rafah area. Last day, the forces eliminated several terrorists in close combat. In addition, the troops carried out targeted raids in certain areas and located rocket launchers.
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