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Israel's military says it targeted a Hamas commander planning attacks in Gaza

The military said the strike targeted a Hamas commander planning attacks, while Palestinian reports said one man was wounded and one was killed.

  • On Monday, the Israeli Air Force conducted a strike in northern Gaza to "remove a threat," marking the second Israeli attack since the military halted targeted killings under political instructions.
  • Washington officials previously urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to pause targeted killings to allow the 15-point roadmap to proceed, despite his public rejection of the plan.
  • Deployed along the Yellow Line, Southern Command troops maintain positions under the ceasefire agreement, continuing operations against immediate threats despite the military's pause on targeted killings.
  • Nikolay Mladenov, director-general of the Gaza Board of Peace, announced a new monitoring mechanism has begun operating to verify violations and ensure complete disarmament under the agreement.
  • Hamas conditions disarmament on an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, while analyst Dan Shapiro notes Netanyahu must balance right-wing coalition pressure against Washington's expectations ahead of the upcoming election.
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Amid pressure for peace, Israel carried out a targeted drone strike in Gaza on Wednesday, with the military saying it targeted a Hamas affiliate.

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Israel targets Hamas commander it says planned attacks

The Israeli military says it has launched an attack on a Hamas commander it says was planning ‌attacks against Israeli troops in the Gaza Strip.

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Jerusalem Post broke the news in Jerusalem, Israel on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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