Israel Captures Hamas Head of Internal Security
- Earlier Tuesday, Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz confirmed a senior Hamas militant was arrested in Gaza City during an Israeli-backed raid, prompting heavy airstrikes to cover the force's withdrawal.
- A ceasefire that took effect last October halted large-scale fighting but failed to stop Israeli strikes, with more than 1,300 Palestinians killed in Gaza since the agreement came into force.
- Witnesses reported Israeli warplanes fired at least 12 missiles near the Katiba area in Gaza City, an area crowded with displaced families, killing at least four people including two children and a woman.
- Hamas official Ismail Al-Thawabta accused Israel of violating the ceasefire and undermining efforts to advance President Donald Trump's broader war-ending plan.
- Speaking from the Netiv HaAsara community near the Gaza border, Katz defended the military's actions, stating: "This is our policy: we do not wait for threats, but rather pursue Hamas terrorists, thwart them, and destroy their terror infrastructure.
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Israel Captures Senior Hamas Security Chief In Daylight Gaza City Raid
Israeli special forces captured a senior Hamas internal security chief Tuesday during a rare daylight raid in Gaza City, marking one of Israel’s most significant intelligence operations inside the enclave in recent months. The post Israel Captures Senior Hamas Security Chief in Daylight Gaza City Raid appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
Israeli leaders revealed that special forces had raided and arrested the head of Hamas's security forces in the Gaza Strip, while Palestinians reported that the Israeli attack had left four dead.
Israel carried out a joint operation with Palestinian militants in Shati camp and detained Muain Al-Arbid, head of Hamas security, killing eight Palestinians in a raid.
The security chief of the Islamist terrorist organization Hamas is said to have been arrested in the Gaza Strip, reports Israeli security forces and Hamas. During the arrest, the Israeli Air Force also attacked targets in Gaza.
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