Conflict & Security
Israeli army says it killed two Hamas operatives in Gaza
October 4, 2026 at 07:34 PM
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The Israeli army announced on Sunday that it killed two Hamas operatives in separate strikes in the Gaza Strip.
- The army said it killed Moath Jamal Abu Nusayra, a commander in Hamas's military wing, in a raid in Khan Younis.
- In a separate Saturday raid, the army said it killed Mahmoud Ibrahim Dhib Alyan, a member of Hamas's surveillance unit.
- The army said Alyan had worked to rebuild Hamas capabilities and advance plans against Israeli forces, calling it a systematic breach of the ceasefire.
- The army said its forces remain deployed in the area under the ceasefire agreement and will continue to remove any immediate threat.


