Israel relaxes targets amid Hamas escalation
Reports indicate that the Israeli military has changed its policy regarding targeted operations against Hamas elements in the Gaza Strip, reflecting a wider return to assassination policies. The Southern Command now has the authority to issue direct orders to carry out operations, after a period during which such actions required approval from the Chief of Staff. This move comes amid growing Israeli concerns that Hamas might resort to more dangerous tactics, such as using balloons and explosive devices, especially given the repeated frequency of attacks against movement members, estimated at 3 to 4 operations per day. Israel warns that continued losses inflicted on Hamas could push the movement to adopt even more hazardous methods, as the army persists in targeting Hamas infrastructure, amidst fears of a potential escalation in the near future.
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