Hamas Denies Israel's Claims Over Gaza Airstrike Target

Hamas has denied Israel's assertion that a recent airstrike in Gaza was aimed at Hamas leaders. According to Hamas, Israel's claims of targeting Palestinian leaders have often proven false in the past. The airstrike resulted in significant casualties, with 71 Palestinians killed and 289 injured.

Hamas has refuted Israel's claim that an airstrike targeting Gaza on Saturday was aimed at its leaders. In a statement, Hamas asserted that such claims by Israel have previously been proven false.

The airstrike, which took place in Khan Younis, led to the deaths of at least 71 Palestinians and injuries to 289 others, according to the enclave's health ministry.

Israel's military stated they were aiming to kill Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif in the operation.