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IDF Airstrike Eliminates Hamas Terrorist in Khan Yunis

Asaf Nissan

By: Asaf Nissan

Editor: Asaf Nissan

30 Av 5786 (13.08.26)

The IDF Spokesperson's Unit confirmed Thursday that Israeli forces conducted a targeted airstrike in the Khan Yunis area, eliminating a terrorist in the Hamas terrorist organization. The operative had planned and advanced terror attacks against IDF troops operating inside the Gaza Strip. According to reports across Arab networks, the terrorist was identified as Jamal Abu Kamil.


The IDF announced Thursday that Israeli forces killed a Hamas terrorist in an airstrike in the Khan Younis area. The terrorist planned and advanced terror attacks against Israeli forces operating in the Gaza Strip. According to reports on Arab networks, the terrorist’s name is Jamal Abu Kamil who aslo worked as Gaza Governorate Police Chief .

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The strike follows additional Israeli Air Force attacks last night in northern Gaza. Those strikes targeted a cell leader in Hamas’s military wing who also advanced and planned terror attacks against Israeli forces. The operations come against a backdrop of repeated violations of the Gaza agreement.

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Dead terrorist Jamal Abu Kamil | Photo: Arab networks

As we reported, several infiltration incidents have been recorded recently. In one incident, Hamas terrorists crossed into the Yellow Line zone, stole engineering equipment, and returned to the Red zone after Israeli forces were not authorized to eliminate them.

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Overnight strikes, northern Gaza Strip | Photo: IDF Spokesperson’s Unit

In the past week alone, more than 65 crossings were recorded—three times the number recorded since the political echelon’s directive to hold fire. As a reminder, Board of Peace Secretary-General Nikolai Mladenov announced last night the activation of a mechanism to monitor violations of the Gaza agreement, and clarified that any violation that occurs will be dealt with.