The Israeli Air Force struck and destroyed a mosque in central Gaza City that was used by Hamas operatives, according to a security-affiliated source. The strike was preceded by an evacuation warning. No casualties have been reported, and the identity of those targeted remains unconfirmed.
Earlier this evening, the Israeli Air Force destroyed a mosque in central Gaza City that was used by Hamas operatives, according to a security-affiliated source. The strike was carried out after an evacuation warning was issued to civilians in the area. No casualties have been reported, and the IDF has not yet issued an official statement.
The operation is part of a broader pattern of Israeli strikes against Hamas infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, often in response to what the military describes as ceasefire violations. As The Zioneer has reported, the IDF has targeted Hamas weapons manufacturing sites, underground tunnels, and command posts in recent weeks.
The identity of the Hamas operatives targeted and the full scope of the strike remain unclear.
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