Israel's military says it targeted a Hamas commander planning attacks in Gaza
- 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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Dnevni list Danas
n1info.rsThe Israeli army claims that in the city of Han Younis in the southern part of Gaza today it killed the commander of a company of the militant movement Hamas who was preparing an attack on Israeli soldiers, reports the Times of Israel.
Lietuvos Radijas ir Televizija
lrytas.ltThe Israeli military said it had killed another Hamas member in the Gaza Strip, saying the slain man was a company commander for Hamas' military wing in the Khan Yunis area.
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