US EditionIDF Targets Hamas Commander in Gaza Strike
Raed Saad, a key Hamas weapons manufacturer and architect of the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks, was killed in an Israeli drone strike amid ongoing ceasefire violations, Gaza health officials reported.
- Israel said it killed a senior Hamas commander in a strike on a vehicle inside Gaza on Saturday.
- The Israeli military stated it had struck a key Hamas terrorist in Gaza City.
- Local sources indicated the strike targeted Raed Saad, a senior commander in Hamas's armed wing, the Qassam Brigades.
- The Israeli strike west of Gaza City resulted in the deaths of four people, as reported by an Associated Press journalist.
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Israel Says Strike Killed an 'Architect' of Oct. 7 Attack
Israel said Saturday it killed a senior Hamas commander in a car strike in Gaza City, while health officials in the enclave report multiple casualties caused by the attack. The Israeli military said Raed Saed, whom officials described as head of Hamas' weapons manufacturing and "one of the architects" of...
On Saturday, the Israeli army claimed to have killed number two of Hamas' armed wing, Raad Saad, in a drone bombing of his vehicle in Gaza. Although the Islamist movement has not confirmed his death, it is in any case Hamas' highest-profile objective in more than two months of truce. Health sources in the Gaza Strip number five those killed by the bombing, which Hamas has interpreted as a new demonstration of Benjamin Netanyahu's government's wi…
Jerusalem. Israel claimed this Saturday that it killed Raad Saad in a bombing of the Gaza Strip, who was considered the second most important leader of the militias of the Palestinian Hamas movement. Saad was head of the operations division of the Ezzeldin al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the group. “In response to the activation of a Hamas explosive object that wounded our forces today (...), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense M…
Israel confirms Hamas’ No. 2 eliminated in Gaza
The IDF and the Shin Bet security agency eliminated Ra'ad Sa'ad, head of the production headquarters of Hamas' military wing and one of the architects of the October 7 massacre, Israeli officials confirmed on Saturday. Israeli fighter jets fired three missiles at Sa'ad's vehicle in Gaza City, killing him. The US was informed of the strike only after it was carried out. Sa'ad was considered the terrorist organization's second-in-command and the d…
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