Israeli army says Hamas commander killed in Khan Younis strike
Enemy media: The IDF says Ismail Mohammed Ibrahim Barim was killed in a strike in southern Gaza yesterday. The strike in Khan Younis targeted a Hamas commander who, according to the army, took part in holding Edan Alexander, Matan Zangauker and Avera Mengistu hostage in southern Gaza. The IDF said Barim had recently advanced attacks on troops and Israeli civilians and worked to restore Hamas capabilities, "while systematically violating the ceasefire." The army added that the strike was carried out to remove the threat.
Earlier LBN reports from Khan Younis
- IDF says it killed Hamas commander in Khan Younis airstrike
- Occupation forces fire flares over western Khan Younis
- One wounded by Israeli fire west of Khan Younis
- 🔴 Urgent: Nasser Medical Complex says three family members killed in drone strike
- One dead, several injured in Israeli strike on Khan Younis tent
- Israeli army says it struck Hamas Nukhba commander in Khan Younis
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