Israel kills Hamas finance chief in airstrike on Gaza's Khan Yunis, Katz says
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Israeli forces carried out airstrikes that killed a Hamas commander involved in holding seven Israeli hostages and the group’s finance chief, who was said to have moved over one billion shekels during the war. The strikes in Gaza, including in Khan Yunis, resulted in at least four deaths.
Coverage of the operation ended after confirming the killings, with no further developments reported.
Epilogue added 42d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Israel kills Hamas finance chief in airstrike on Gaza's Khan Yunis, Katz says The Jerusalem Post · 48d ago broke it first
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