1 killed in Israel’s first Gaza strike in over a week
Israel conducted its first airstrike in Gaza in over a week on Wednesday, targeting a Hamas commander in Beit Lahia. The Israeli military stated the strike was to neutralize a threat to IDF troops, claiming the commander was planning attacks.

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AI-generatedIsrael conducted its first airstrike in Gaza in over a week on Wednesday, targeting a Hamas commander in Beit Lahia. The Israeli military stated the strike was to neutralize a threat to IDF troops, claiming the commander was planning attacks. Gaza's civil defense agency, however, reported that the strike targeted civilians in a tuk-tuk, killing Mohanad Saada and wounding five others. A witness described Saada as a worker repairing a damaged wall. This strike occurred amidst ongoing US efforts to promote a peace plan.
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5 extractedGaza's civil defence agency stated the strike targeted civilians in a tuk-tuk.
The Israeli military stated they targeted a Hamas commander planning attacks.
Israel carried out its first air strike in Gaza in over a week.
The strike killed Mohanad Saada and wounded five other people.
A witness stated Saada was repairing a wall damaged by Israeli shelling.