IDF Conducts Daily Targeted Strikes in Gaza as US Officers Reject Genocide Claims
The IDF carries out an average of four targeted strikes daily in Gaza to prevent Hamas from rearming. Meanwhile, 76 retired US officers reject false genocide claims.
IDF Intensifies Counter-Terror Operations in Gaza
"We are trying to create a process that will prevent Hamas from rearming or building offensive capabilities. We can say that we are at an average of four targeted strikes every day," a military source said. The IDF reports that the Gaza-based terrorist organization is attempting to rebuild its capabilities, but ongoing counter-terrorism operations are generating severe anxiety within its ranks.
In the evening, the IDF targeted a terrorist operating in the area of the Jordanian hospital in the southern part of Gaza City. An Air Force aircraft carried out the targeted strike. According to Palestinian reports, two people were killed in the strike.
"As retired senior military leaders and legal experts, on the third anniversary of Hamas's brutal attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, we reject the claims that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza."
Earlier in the day, the IDF confirmed the elimination of a terrorist who infiltrated Israeli territory during the October 7 massacre and participated in the abduction of the body of the late Staff Sergeant Shaked Dahan. According to the IDF spokesperson, a strike was carried out in the Khan Yunis area of the Gaza Strip on Monday, eliminating Ibrahim Alam, a commander in the Hamas military wing.
Rejection of False Accusations Against Israel
In a separate development, 76 retired US military officers signed a document explicitly rejecting false allegations of "genocide in Gaza." John Spencer shared the document, emphasizing the importance of upholding the truth regarding the laws of armed conflict.
