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Israel’s army said Tuesday that he had killed another Hamas commander with his Air attacks in the Palestine gaza strip. The Israel Defense Forces and the country’s Security Agency said in a joint statement that the combat planes carried out a strike based on intelligence that killed Nasim Abu Ajina, whom they identified as the commander of a Hamas Combat Battalion in northern Gaza.

The IDF confirmed on Tuesday that two more military casualties had suffered as it increases Earth operations in Gaza. He said in a statement that two soldiers were “killed during combat in northern Gaza”, where there have been intense clashes in the last 24 hours.

The Prime Minister of the FDI and Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, has flatly rejected the calls of a high fire or even a humanitarian pause in his war against Hamas, insisting that any student would simply give the group, designated for a long time a terrorist organization of Israel, the United States and most of Europe, time to reorganize. Hamas triggered the current war with his terrorist attack on October 7 unprecedented against southern Israel, during which Israel says that 1,400 people were killed and about 240 hostages.

• Why did Hamas attacked Israel and why now?

The Secretary General of the United Nations and a multitude of aid and humanitarian agencies, together with the majority of Israel’s neighboring nations, have issued increasingly desperate calls for a high fire such as the Ministry of Health led by Hamas in Gaza says that the bombing of Israel has killed more than 8,500 people, including 3,500 children.

Israel insists that the IDF are taking all possible precautions to preserve civil life, but has refused to stop their assault, which says it only addresses Hamas and allied groups.

An American official on Tuesday told the National Security correspondent of News themezone, David Martin, that the immediate objective of the Israeli army was to isolate the city of Gaza, which has been the headquarters of the power of Hamas in the land strip of 25 miles long for almost 20 years.

But as part of Israel’s general vote of “destroying Hamas”, it has also carried out specific attacks aimed at practically killing all Hamas leadership. Israeli officials have appointed the members who are directed, and published a list of the increasing number already killed.

The FDI and Isa said on Tuesday that Abu Ajina had “directed the massacre on October 7” in two Israeli communities near the border of Gaza, Kibbutz Erez and Moshav Neiv Haasara.

He said that Abu Ajina had “previously ordered Hamas’ aerial matrix,” a reference to the drones and paragers of the Palestine faction, the last of which appeared prominently in the attack of October 7 to Israel.

“Its elimination significantly harms the efforts of Hamas’ terrorist organization to interrupt the terrestrial activities of IDF,” authorities said in his statement, which included a granulated video of the air attack that said he killed the commander of Hamas.

Among the other Hamas figures already killed by Israel, and that list includes more than 55 members appointed, are accused military commanders, intelligence and political officials.

The general political leader of Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, has not been in Gaza in years and spends most of his time in Qatar, where Hamas has his main political position outside Gaza. But it is believed that some of Hamas’ most important leaders are in Gaza, and remain in the desire list of Israel.

In the upper part of that list is Yahya Sinwar, the main leader of Hamas in the Gaza Strip and one of the founders of the military wing of the terrorist organization, the Al-Qassam brigades.

The current leaders of the Al-Qassam, Mohammed Deif brigades and their deputy, Marwan Issa, are also at the top of the list.

Israel says that he is also aimed at Tawfik Abu Naim, a chief of internal security for Hamas in Gaza; Ahmed Randour, who orders the forces of Hamas in the northern part of Gaza; the spokesman for the ABU Obeidah group, and Muhammad SinwarCommander of the southern zone and a brother of the general leader of the group in Gaza.

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