IDF kills Hamas commander who infiltrated Israel during October 7 attacks
- The Israeli Air Force killed Muhammad Suleiman Byouk, a Hamas military-wing commander, in a strike in Khan Yunis, the Israel Defense Forces said.
- The Israel Defense Forces said Byouk entered Israel during the October 7, 2023, attack and later planted explosives across Gaza to target Israeli troops.
- The military said Byouk advanced attacks against Israeli civilians and worked to rebuild Hamas in violation of the ceasefire.
- The Israel Defense Forces said it used precise weapons and aerial surveillance before the strike to reduce risks to civilians.
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Shafaq News - Middle East: The Israeli army announced on Saturday evening the killing of Muhammad Suleiman Bayouk, a commander in Hamas's military wing, during an airstrike it carried out two days earlier in the Khan Younis area of southern Gaza. In a statement, the army said Bayouk participated in the attacks of October 7, 2013, adding that during the war, including the recent period, he worked to plant explosive devices throughout the Gaza Str…
IDF kills Hamas commander who infiltrated Israel during October 7 attacks
Byouk's death follows a joint operation by the IDF and Shin Bet on Tuesday, which killed Hamas’s Rafah Brigade commander, Nael Abu Obeid, in a southern Gaza strike, the military said at the time.
IDF claims that Muhammad Sulaiman Biuk participated in the 7 October attack and was involved in the laying of explosives and the reconstruction of military capabilities in Gaza.
The IDF killed a commander in the military wing of Hamas in Khan Yunis who participated in the October 7 massacre and worked to plant explosives, promote terrorist plots, and restore the organization's capabilities. Just this week, the IDF spokesman reported additional killings.
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