IDF officer eliminates hundreds Hamas Islamic Jihad commanders Gaza
4 sources · updated 4 hours agoOn the front page of MaarivUnderreported
Summary
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What happened
- An IDF officer overseeing a fire support unit in Gaza said her team has eliminated over 700 Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives in the past year, operating at a pace of roughly two eliminations daily.
Maariv
- The IDF killed two Islamic Jihad commanders in separate strikes: Ahmed Mahmoud Harb Ramlawi, who led a rocket unit, and Munir Ibrahim Masr, who headed an anti-tank missile cell.
JNS.org
- The IDF also eliminated Izz al-Din Bikh, a Hamas commander in northern Gaza who oversaw hostages including some killed in captivity and participated in the October 7 attack.
JNS.org
- The IDF disclosed that 170 Palestinians killed during the war who were presented as journalists were actually operatives in terrorist organizations, with 118 in Hamas's military wing and 49 in Islamic Jihad.
JNS.org
Israel National News
Who is covering this
By political lean
- Right 4
By coverage of Israel
- Staunchly pro-Israel 2
- Supportive 2
By press
- Israeli press 2
- Jewish and pro-Israel press 1
- North American press 1
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More coverage
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MaarivRight · Israeli press21 hours agoTranslated from Hebrew
- IDF kills 2 commanders of Islamic Jihad’s rocket array in Gaza
New York PostRight · North American press8 hours ago
Who reported it first
Israel National News · first · Oct 1, 1:36 PM UTC
Maariv · Oct 3, 3:00 AM UTC
New York Post · Oct 3, 3:13 PM UTC
JNS.org · Oct 3, 3:41 PM UTC


