Israeli special forces capture Hamas official in raid on Gaza City
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- Israel ‘captures Hamas security chief’ Mu’in al-Arabid in Gaza The Jewish Chronicle · 11d ago
- Defense minister says senior Hamas member captured a short time ago The Times of Israel · 11d ago
- Analysis • Arrest of top official in Gaza could yield vital intel, but won't end Hamas rule Haaretz · 11d ago
- Hamas Warns Gaza Truce Could Collapse After Israeli Raid Bloomberg.com · 11d ago
- Israeli fire kills three in Gaza City during reported raid, medics say Yahoo News Canada · 11d ago
- Israel Captures Senior Hamas Security Chief In Shocking Daytime Gaza City Raid i24NEWS · 11d ago
- In search for senior Hamas operative, Israeli raid on Gaza City camp kills 3 children CBC · 11d ago
- IDF says strike on Gaza hospital compound killed Hamas commander timesofisrael.com · 11d ago broke it first
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