The Israel Defense Forces struck the Hamas police headquarters in Gaza City on Wednesday afternoon, according to Palestinian reports cited by Israeli media. The reports claim at least six people were killed in the strike. The IDF has not yet commented on the operation.
The IDF struck the Hamas police headquarters in Gaza City on Wednesday afternoon, according to Palestinian media reports relayed by Israeli outlets. The reports state at least six people were killed; the identities of the casualties have not been specified and the IDF has not issued a statement.
The strike comes amid ongoing IDF operations in the Gaza Strip. As The Zioneer has reported in recent weeks, the military has repeatedly targeted Hamas infrastructure, including command centers, weapons sites, and police facilities, in response to what it describes as violations of the ceasefire and continuing terror activity. The current operation is the latest in a pattern of strikes that have drawn Palestinian casualty reports, though the IDF typically states its strikes target terrorist operatives.
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