The IDF on Sunday evening released aerial footage of the strikes that killed two Hamas operatives in the northern Gaza Strip. The military said Hassan Mustafa Zahir Al-Razina was killed on Saturday after planting explosives near the Yellow Line and advancing attack plots, and Mohammad Mahmoud Abd al-Mu'ti Fayyoumi, a Nukhba operative, was killed in a separate strike on Thursday. Both were eliminated from the air after posing an immediate threat to troops.
The IDF on Sunday evening released aerial footage of the strikes that eliminated two Hamas operatives in the northern Gaza Strip. The military said the strikes occurred over the past week: on Saturday, Hassan Mustafa Zahir Al-Razina was killed after attempting to plant explosives in the area of the Yellow Line and advancing additional attack plots against IDF troops. On Thursday, Mohammad Mahmoud Abd al-Mu'ti Fayyoumi, a member of Hamas's elite Nukhba Force, was killed in a separate aerial strike for advancing 'imminent' attacks on troops operating in the strip.
The IDF had announced the eliminations earlier on Sunday, as The Zioneer reported at 17:10 Jerusalem time. The footage release provides visual confirmation of the operations. The military stated that both operatives posed an immediate threat and were struck from the air using precision munitions, with steps taken to mitigate harm to civilians. IDF troops under the Southern Command remain deployed in the area in accordance with the ceasefire agreement.
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