IDF Kills Hamas Commander Who Invaded Israel on October 7 in Targeted Gaza Strike
The strike killed Jamal Abu Kmail and wounded two others as Israel said it was targeting a Hamas commander planning an attack.
- On Thursday, Israeli airstrikes killed two Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, including a senior police official, marking the first reported fatalities in over a week as the military scaled back operations under pressure from President Donald Trump.
- Last month, President Trump announced a breakthrough in his Gaza plan, involving an International Stabilization Force and a new Palestinian police force, which Israel and Hamas ostensibly accepted to end the two-year war.
- Later on Thursday, an Israeli drone launched three missiles against a vehicle in western Gaza City, killing the head of the Gaza City police force, while a separate strike in Khan Younis wounded one person.
- The Hamas-led interior ministry confirmed the "assassination" of police colonel Jamal Abu Kmail, while the Israeli military stated the Khan Younis strike targeted a Hamas commander planning an attack on its troops.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently rejected the Trump Gaza plan during televised remarks, complicating efforts to maintain the ceasefire while Israel continues targeting members of the Hamas-led police force.
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The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed the death of Jamal Mahmoud Abu Kamil, who was accused of promoting “terrorist attacks”
IDF kills Hamas commander who invaded Israel on October 7 in targeted Gaza strike
Abu Kamil was among the terrorists who invaded Israeli territory on October 7, 2023, and he continued to work toward the goal of harming Israeli soldiers and civilians over the past three years.
The Interior Ministry in the Gaza Strip said on Thursday that the Israeli occupation army assassinated the Gaza governorate's police chief in a bombing that targeted his vehicle on Rashid Street in Gaza City.
The Gaza Interior Ministry has condemned the new crime of the Israeli regime in assassinating the police chief of Gaza Province and called on the international community to immediately intervene to stop these crimes.
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