Israel reports leader killed at Gaza weapons site
The Israeli forces and the General Security Service (Shabak) carried out a raid on the Maghazi area in central Gaza Strip, resulting in the death of Ismail Abu Al-Foul, who was described as a commander at an arms manufacturing site affiliated with Hamas. Abu Al-Foul was directly involved in the production of explosive devices and anti-tank missiles for Hamas's military wing, and the site was targeted to eliminate what was described as a "threat." The army confirmed that the site was struck near a aid distribution point operated by an international organization, considering that Hamas uses civilian facilities to carry out its attacks. It also accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire and continuing to build its military capabilities and strengthen its fighting potential, taking precautions before the raid to protect civilians.
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