Today (Sunday), Israeli Air Force fighter jets struck Hamas operatives at a command and control center established under the cover of the “Abu Shabak” clinic in northern Gaza. The strike was carried out following intelligence from AMAN (Military Intelligence Directorate), Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), and Southern Command. The clinic had been exploited by Hamas as a hub for planning and executing terror operations, as well as for storing significant amounts of weaponry for use by the terror organization.
In addition, the Air Force conducted strikes last night at three locations across Gaza City, targeting a terrorist cell that was planning an attack on IDF forces operating in the area. The IDF stated: “Prior to the strikes, multiple measures were taken to minimize harm to civilians, including the use of precision weaponry, aerial reconnaissance, and additional intelligence.”
Additionally, in a raid conducted last night on a gathering point of multiple terrorists in Beit Hanoun, Gaza, Givati Brigade combat teams, in cooperation with the Air Force, neutralized dozens of terrorists with combined ground and air strikes. The raid was carried out based on intelligence from the Shin Bet, which revealed the presence of terrorists in the area. Several individuals were arrested for further interrogation to gather additional intelligence.
The Air Force Struck a Hamas Base Established in the Heart of a Clinic | IDF Operations in Gaza (Photo: IDF Spokesperson)
In another operation by the Kfir Brigade and the Air Force, a terrorist cell planning to carry out an attack on IDF forces in Beit Lahia was neutralized. The operation resulted in the elimination of terrorists both from the air and ground. A significant cache of weapons was discovered, including firearms, explosives, and dozens of fragmentation grenades.
