Israeli military claims killing two Islamic Jihad commanders in Gaza airstrikes

The Israeli army announced it killed two Islamic Jihad rocket commanders in Gaza City airstrikes, accusing the movement of violating the ceasefire.

• The Israeli army said airstrikes on Gaza City killed two Islamic Jihad rocket commanders, Ahmed Mahmoud Harb Ramlawi and Munir Ibrahim Masri.
• The army accused the two of rebuilding the movement's military capabilities in violation of the ceasefire agreement and said it would continue removing threats.
• Israeli army radio reported that an assassination attempt on Ali al-Amoudi, a Hamas leader in Gaza, apparently failed overnight.