US EditionTerrorist Responsible For Deaths Of Several Charedi Soldiers Eliminated In Gaza
- The IDF killed Hamas terrorist Ahmad Hasan, who was responsible for killing seven soldiers and injuring others in multiple Gaza attacks, including the July 7, 2025 attack where three soldiers died.
- Hasan led the sniper unit of Hamas' Beit Hanoun Battalion and was involved in multiple attacks against Israeli troops in Gaza.
- The strike that killed Hasan was conducted after a ceasefire violation and was described as an important closure to ongoing attacks.
- The IDF stated it will continue operations against terrorist attempts to attack Israeli troops and the State of Israel in the Gaza Strip.
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Terrorist Responsible For Deaths Of Several Charedi Soldiers Eliminated In Gaza
JERUSALEM (VINnews) The Israel Defense Forces said they have eliminated Ahmad Hasan, a Hamas operative responsible for multiple attacks on IDF soldiers in the northern Gaza Strip. Hasan, identified as head of the sniper unit in Hamas’ Beit Hanoun Battalion, was reportedly involved in planning several deadly assaults against Israeli troops. The IDF said he […]
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