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Israel kills Hamas commander as refugees flee

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Israeli forces claimed to have killed the second-ranking Hamas commander in a refugee camp in Gaza.

The targeted strike, aimed at Hamas leader Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh, marked a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian militant group.

This operation comes shortly after the first group of evacuees began leaving Gaza, seeking safety amid the escalating violence.

The Israeli military reported that the strike on the refugee camp was a precision operation, with the specific aim of eliminating Al-Mabhouh, who was known for his prominent role within Hamas.

This event follows the earlier assassination of a senior Hamas leader, further intensifying tensions in the region.

As the situation in Gaza remains highly volatile, questions arise about the implications of these targeted strikes and the potential for further escalation.

The safety of civilians, particularly those seeking refuge, is a growing concern, raising international alarm.

 

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