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Abu Shabab, who established an independent Gazan militia and opposed Hamas rule, was critically wounded in an assassination attempt and later pronounced dead. Hamas accused him of treason and of serving as an Israeli proxy, attacked his men and released footage showing militants being killed.
The organization's operation began on May 26 to make certain meals reached the local population and to prevent Hamas terrorists from diverting goods. The US-backed has distributed over 187 million meals in Gaza.
Intelligence presented by the IDF shows extensive terrorist infrastructure running across the city of Beit Hanoun in the Gaza Strip. From a vast tunnel network built beneath civilian homes, to thousands of structures used as weapons depots and firing positions.
Prime minister says Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi's admission caused enormous damage to Israel and IDF, demands independent investigation.
Israeli forces attacked terrorist targets across the Gaza Strip following a breach of the ceasefire deal by the terrorist organization Hamas. The IDF said it would respond forcefully to any further violations.
Despite concerns that the US is constraining Israel’s actions in Gaza, senior officials argue that the plan President Donald Trump is trying to advance should be given a chance. If it fails, they say, the IDF is prepared to resume combat at any moment.
Security officials expressed frustration over Israel’s decision to resume humanitarian aid to Gaza in response to US demands. The aid will be renewed despite an earlier decision by the political leadership to stop it following the serious incident in Rafah.