An Israeli drone struck the Amal neighborhood in Khan Younis, killing Muhammad al-Namrouti, commander of the Hamas military wing's northern Khan Younis battalion, along with another operative named Hussam al-Jabari, according to Abu Ali Express.
A drone strike in the Amal neighborhood of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, killed a senior Hamas commander and a second operative on Monday evening, according to Abu Ali Express. The IDF killed Muhammad al-Namrouti, identified as the commander of the Hamas military wing's northern Khan Younis battalion, and Hussam al-Jabari. No further details on the specific role of al-Jabari or whether civilians were in the vicinity were immediately available from the reports. The strike follows a series of targeted killings in the Khan Younis area, as previously reported by The Zioneer, including a June 9 strike that killed a commander of the Hamas naval police, and a June 7 strike that killed four Islamic Jihad commanders in Gaza City. The source is a single source and the claim is not yet corroborated by an official IDF statement.
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