Israel Targets Hamas Shadow Leader in Gaza Strike
Israel conducted a massive strike in Gaza targeting Hamas' military commander, Mohammed Deif, killing at least 90 people. While Prime Minister Netanyahu cannot confirm Deif's death, the strike signifies a crucial step in Israel's aim to dismantle Hamas' military capabilities. The Gaza Health Ministry reports at least 300 injuries.
Israel executed a major assault aiming at Hamas' elusive military chief, Mohammed Deif, in Gaza, resulting in at least 90 fatalities, as local health authorities reported.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that there is no absolute certainty regarding Deif's death, but emphasized the country's resolve in dismantling Hamas' military strength. The attack happened in a densely populated area that the military had signaled as safe for civilians.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported 90 deaths and 300 injuries, highlighting the magnitude of the strike. Eyewitness accounts described the chaotic aftermath, with numerous victims trapped under rubble.
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