Israeli army reports Hamas members killed and reveals document
The Israeli military announced the killing of three members of the military wing of Hamas in airstrikes on northern Gaza. Among the dead were a cell leader and two engineers linked to attempts to reconstruct the group's military capabilities. According to the army, the aim of the strikes was to eliminate direct security threats. The military also revealed a document from April 2024 that included proposals to dig explosive devices near civilian shelters to facilitate the evacuation of Hamas leaders and to seize control during military operations. Hamas has been accused of exploiting civilian areas to bolster its capabilities, although the accuracy of these details remains unclear. Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir ordered an increased alert level and plans to reinforce forces across all fronts. This comes amid operations targeting Palestinians suspected of planning attacks, as part of security efforts to prevent escalation, while tensions persist in Gaza and the West Bank.
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