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Israel Neutralizes Hamas Terror Commanders in Precision Strike

The IDF continues its mission to dismantle Hamas infrastructure, eliminating high-ranking terror operatives in northern Gaza.

Foreign PolicyPublished July 14, 2026 at 1:46 PM
A Palestinian woman reacts during the funeral in Gaza City for several people killed in an Israeli strike on a police post in the Jabalia area (14 July 2026)

The Israel Defense Forces have once again demonstrated their resolve in the fight against terror, conducting a targeted air strike on a Hamas-run police post in the Jabalia area of northern Gaza. The operation resulted in the elimination of several terrorists, including Col. Mohammed Marwan Salem, a senior officer within the Hamas-run police force.

While Hamas propaganda outlets predictably attempted to frame the strike as a massacre, the reality remains that these individuals were active participants in a terror-linked organization that has spent years embedding itself within civilian infrastructure.

The IDF confirmed the strike was aimed squarely at terrorists, maintaining their commitment to dismantling the infrastructure of the group responsible for the October 7 atrocities.

As Israel continues to defend its sovereignty against an enemy that hides behind civilians, the mission remains clear: the destruction of Hamas's operational capacity is the only path to long-term security.

Meanwhile, in southern Gaza, the IDF continued to neutralize Hamas operatives, including a strike in Khan Younis that took out another active terror operative. These actions are the necessary, overdue consequences for a regime that initiated a war of aggression and continues to violate ceasefires.

Israel's military strength is the only barrier between civilization and the genocidal ambitions of Hamas.

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