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IDF, Shin Bet Kill Hamas Weapons-Site Commander Near Aid Distribution Point

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IDF and Shin Bet forces struck a Hamas weapons-production site in Al-Maghazi and killed its commander, Ismail Abu Pul, on Sunday. The agencies said Abu Pul actively produced explosive charges and anti-tank missiles for Hamas as head of a site within the group's production headquarters. They said the facility stood beside an international organization's aid-distribution point, citing it as Hamas's use of civilian infrastructure to prepare attacks near the Yellow Line and against Israeli civilians. The military said Southern Command forces would continue removing immediate threats as Hamas rebuilt capabilities in violation of the ceasefire.

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