Occupation forces kill two Palestinians in Khan Yunis over alleged weapon smuggling
Under the headline "Occupation Army Announces Assassination of Two Palestinians in Khan Yunis Under the Pretext of Smuggling Weapons to Gaza," the Israeli army and Shin Bet reported conducting an airstrike that resulted in the death of two Palestinians, Basel Nabil Abdul Rahman Qishta and Ahmed Raja Al-Shahir. They claimed that the individuals were involved in purchasing, trading, and smuggling military equipment into the Gaza Strip. The statement confirmed that the operation is part of Israeli efforts to counter security threats, with measures taken to minimize civilian casualties through the use of precise technologies. The army also indicated that its campaigns to target the weaponry and funding capabilities of Palestinian factions continue to prevent the rebuilding of their military capabilities. Additionally, the occupation published a message attributed to Yahya Sinwar’s son, a former leader of Hamas, which was found in Gaza in 2024. According to the Israeli narrative, this message reflects the influence of extremist ideas on children, through drawings and phrases related to carrying weapons and shooting, although the authenticity of these messages has not been independently verified.
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