Israel continues to take out Hamas infrastructure and leaders

 Red State:

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Some evidence of that was how they wiped out the Hamas tunnel/command network that was under the Palestine Square area. They even planted an Israeli flag right in the middle of the square.

WATCH: IDF's Spectacular Destruction of Hamas Tunnel/Command Network They Hid in After Oct. 7 Attack

They've also been successful at taking out important people in the terror network.

On Friday, they blew up the Hamas operative who supplied the group with weapons, Hassan Atrash, in southern Gaza in Rafah, according to IDF officials. He was also involved in smuggling weapons into Gaza and the West Bank, according to the Israelis.
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On Thursday, the IDF announced they had eliminated four out of Hamas’ seven senior brigade commanders.

They also raided the homes of senior Hamas members and captured the headquarters of the Shejaiya battalion, a Hamas battalion involved in the Oct. 7 attack.

Their paratroopers took out more than 100 Hamas buildings in that area, uncovered dozens of tunnels, and arrested a company commander and other terrorists involved in the attack.

Now that they have close to full control in northern Gaza, they are going to be turning their attention to other areas of Gaza.
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Hamas has suffered significant losses since its mass murder attack on Israeli noncombatants.  It will be hard for the terrorist group to recover and Israel is probably still targetting Hamas leaders who were not in Gaza.

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