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Israeli forces eliminate 3 Hamas commanders

Updated on: 21 November,2023 12:50 AM IST  |  Tel Aviv
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Soldiers identified squad of terrorists as they entered munitions warehouse; destroyed building, weapons

Israeli forces eliminate 3 Hamas commanders

A man carries a child injured in an Israeli strike on Rafah. Pic/AP

Three Hamas commanders were killed during overnight combat in Gaza, Israel Defence Forces announced on Monday morning.


According to the IDF, the soldiers identified a squad of terrorists as they entered a munitions warehouse. The soldiers called in an airstrike, killing the terrorists and destroying the building and its weapons.


On Thursday evening, IDF presented CCTV footage of at least three hostages being brought into Shifa Hospital, under which Hamas has built terror infrastructure.


IDF Spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said intelligence confirmed that Hamas terrorists “quickly” murdered Cpl. Noa Marciano at Shifa, after she was taken there with non-life-threatening injuries sustained during her captivity.

A video grab showing Hamas militants bringing a hostage into al-Shifa hospital. Pic/APA video grab showing Hamas militants bringing a hostage into al-Shifa hospital. Pic/AP

Marciano, a resident of Modi’in in central Israel, was abducted from Kibbutz Nahal Oz, where she served as a lookout.

On Friday, the IDF said it recovered her body from a building adjacent to Shifa. A day earlier, the military announced that soldiers had located and recovered the body of Yehudit Weiss, 65, from a nearby building.

In addition to Marciano, two hostages from Nepal and Thailand were hidden at Shifa Hospital in the immediate aftermath of the October 7 massacre, said Hagari.

“The evidence I will share was sent by Israel through diplomatic channels to the countries of these civilians.... Hamas was hiding hostages and murdering hostages inside Shifa Hospital. Hamas was building tunnels under hospitals.”

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No. of terrorists Israel claims to have caught

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