The IDF announced that it eliminated Hamam Eid, the commander of Hamas' UAV cell in the central Gaza camps, in a strike on Saturday. The military said Eid was responsible for producing drones intended to harm Israeli civilians and troops, and had been violating the ceasefire by rebuilding Hamas' aerial capabilities.
The IDF announced Sunday that it eliminated Hamam Eid, the commander of Hamas' UAV cell in the central Gaza camps, in a strike the previous day. Eid was responsible for producing drones intended to harm Israeli civilians and troops, and had been working to rehabilitate Hamas' aerial capabilities in violation of the ceasefire, according to the military. The IDF said precautions were taken to minimize civilian harm, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance. The operation is part of ongoing Israeli efforts to degrade Hamas' military capabilities, with the IDF recently eliminating other Hamas commanders, as reported by The Zioneer.
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