Targeted Killing

Three terrorists were liquidated within one day in IDF strikes in Khan Yunis, Gaza City, and the central Gaza Strip. Against the backdrop of kite terror, Israel Katz convened the security leadership and demanded to increase the strikes.

Tarek Anwar Khamis Ra'i, a company commander in the terrorist organization, was killed in a strike in Khan Yunis. The army claims he had recently been planning attacks against Israelis. The operation follows another elimination of a senior Hamas official who raided Israel, against the backdrop of the continued deployment of forces in the south in accordance with the agreement.

The Air Force eliminated two terrorists in Nuseirat and Khan Yunis within an hour, who, according to the IDF, were promoting attacks against the forces. At the same time, Avi Ashkenazi explains the authorization policy in Gaza, American pressure, and the IDF's move against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

The IDF announced that Abu Hassan Alaa, a senior commander in the "Badr" unit, was eliminated in response to Hezbollah's actions against IDF forces. According to the IDF, Alaa was involved in advancing terror plots and launching explosive drones. During the night, a series of strikes were reported in southern Lebanon, with at least 11 people killed.

A motorcyclist was eliminated in an airstrike near Khan Yunis today. Earlier, Paratrooper Brigade forces in the southern Gaza Strip shot a terrorist who breached the 'yellow line' and posed an immediate threat. These events occur amid reports from security officials regarding missed opportunities for targeted strikes.

The IDF announced the elimination of Ahmed al-Hasham Mahmoud Luh, head of a sniper cell in the Nuseirat battalion, and Mahmoud Trush, a platoon commander who participated in the October 7 massacre, in strikes across the Gaza Strip.

Immediately after October 7, a specialized unit was established within the Shin Bet with a clear objective: to eliminate all terrorists who invaded the Gaza envelope, committed atrocities, and held hostages. The operation continues, and security officials affirm: "We will settle the score with everyone."