According to Israeli security sources, last night's IDF strike in Gaza City targeted a Hamas Nukhba company commander, identified as the son of senior Hamas figure Nafedh Tzabih. The commander was reportedly eliminated; the father, also a senior Hamas official, was not targeted and was not killed. Meanwhile, security sources confirm to Army Radio that no IDF strikes have been carried out in Gaza for over 24 hours, with a directive to somewhat restrain strikes, though no comprehensive ceasefire decision has been made.
The IDF conducted a precision strike in Gaza City last night, targeting a Hamas Nukhba company commander. According to Israeli security sources cited by Army Radio, the target was identified as the son of senior Hamas figure Nafedh Tzabih. The commander was reportedly eliminated; his father, also a senior Hamas official, was not targeted and was not killed in the strike.
Since the strike, more than 24 hours have passed without additional IDF strikes in the Gaza Strip. A security source confirmed to Army Radio that there is a directive to somewhat restrain strikes, but emphasized that no comprehensive ceasefire decision has been made. Another security source stated that the IDF will continue to strike Hamas operatives as opportunities arise.
The identity of the eliminated commander and his father's role in Hamas remain under operational security restrictions.
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