The Israeli Air Force says continued airstrikes on the Gaza Strip in retaliation for Hamas’ assault on Israel have killed two terrorist group officials.
The Israeli Air Force announced Tuesday that the 'extensive attack waves' it is continuing to unleash on the Gaza Strip has killed two senior Hamas officials. The military branch said one of those killed was Hamas Minister of Economy Jawad Abu Shamala. 'As part of his role, he managed the funds in the organization and earmarked the funds for financing and directing terrorism inside and outside the Gaza Strip,' the Israeli Air Force wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
'In addition, as part of his role, he belonged to the organization's senior forum and thus was involved in the organization's decision-making and planning many outlines and actions against the security of the State of Israel.' The Israeli Air Force on Tuesday said it is continuing 'extensive attack waves' on the Gaza Strip, hitting more than 250 targets in one neighborhood over the last day.
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