Who is Alaa' Haddadeh? Israel eliminates Hamas commander in Gaza
The Israel Defense Forces has confirmed 'eliminating' Hamas commander Alaa' Haddadeh, with both Israel and the Palestinian group continuing to accuse each other of ceasefire violations.
"Following the violation of the ceasefire agreement, the IDF and the ISA targeted Hamas terrorists in precise strikes across Gaza," IDF wrote on X.
The Israeli force said Haddadeh was a central source of knowledge for supply and production systems, and operated to transfer weapons from Hamas’ headquarters to battalion and field commanders.
In a separate X post, IDF said 3 terrorists were identified crossing the yellow line and approaching IDF troops operating in the Khan Yunis area, posing an immediate threat to them.
"The IDF struck the terrorists in order to remove the threat," the force said.
Two children killed every day during fragile ceasefire, says UNICEF on Gaza situation
Ongoing attacks and airstrikes attributed to Israeli forces in Gaza continue to kill and maim people of all ages in the shattered enclave despite an agreed ceasefire, UN agencies said on Friday.
“Yesterday morning, a baby girl was reportedly killed in Khan Younis by an airstrike, while the day before, seven children were killed in Gaza City and the south,” said Ricardo Pires, spokesperson for the UN Children’s Fund, UNICEF.
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