Israel targets top Gaza security officer
A senior official in Hamas's internal security apparatus in Gaza was killed during an Israeli airstrike. It was reportedly the colonel Wail Mousa Al-Ladawi, who was targeted while traveling in a car in the city of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, accompanied by his escorts. The Israeli army announced that it had targeted a Hamas member, while sources in Gaza confirm that Israeli attacks on police stations and security facilities are aimed at spreading chaos and violating the ceasefire agreement, which has not halted Israeli daily attacks or completely reduced violence. Since the ceasefire was activated, Israeli attacks have resulted in the death of more than 1,190 Palestinians, most of whom are civilians. Meanwhile, Israel controls about 64% of the Gaza Strip, which is suffering from widespread destruction and a severe humanitarian crisis.
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