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IDF: In a strike in the Al-Shati area: The IDF eliminated a company commander and three Nukhba platoon commanders in the Hamas terrorist organization Yesterday (Tuesday), the IDF struck in the Al-Shati area and eliminated four Nukhba commanders from the Beit Lahia battalion in the military wing of the Hamas terrorist organization. The IDF now confirms that the terrorists who were eliminated in the strike are: * Muhammad Hamdi Ahmad Al-Masri, a Nukbah company commander who advanced terror attacks against IDF troops. * Samed Samir Harb Abu Habal, a Nukbah platoon commander who infiltrated Israeli territory during the October 7th Massacre. * Muhammad Attar, a Nukhba platoon commander who was involved in advancing and carrying out terrorist attacks against IDF troops. * Muhammad Fathi Hussein Nasser, a Nukhba platoon commander who was involved in advancing and carrying out terrorist attacks against IDF troops. The commanders’ activities posed a threat to IDF troops. They were eliminated in an aerial strike to remove the threat they posed. Prior to the strike, steps were taken to mitigate harm to civilians, including the use of precise munitions and aerial surveillance. The IDF will continue to operate in accordance with international law and take measures to mitigate harm to civilians prior to conducting strikes. IDF troops under the Southern Command remain deployed in the area in accordance with the agreement and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threat.

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