Israeli Army Reports Killings of Officer and Combatant
The Israeli forces announced the killing of two Palestinians in separate strikes targeting the Shati Camps west of Gaza and Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, claiming that they held leadership positions within Hamas's anti-tank missile system and were members of the Khan Yunis Brigade. According to the Israeli military, the strikes targeted Bilal Ibrahim Saleh Raqi’i, whom they described as a commander within the missile system, and Azam Rifa’at Abd Abadalah, whom they alleged was affiliated with the Khan Yunis Brigade. Palestinian sources confirmed that Bilal Raqi’i was a medic and was killed in a strike on the roof of a house in the Shati Camp; there is no independent evidence supporting his military involvement. As for Azam Abadalah, he was shot in a tent belonging to displaced persons near Khan Yunis, and sources reported that other people were also wounded in the strike. The Israeli military claimed that both men were working to rebuild Hamas's capabilities and to attack Israeli forces, considering this a violation of the ceasefire. The number of Palestinian martyrs has risen to four, including others killed in strikes on Gaza and Khan Yunis.
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