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Islamic Jihad commander killed in airstrike in Gaza, says Israeli army

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Aiman ​​Zaarab “commanded and directed” several attacks, the IDF said.

Jerusalem:

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that Aiman ​​Zaarab, a senior commander of the Rafah Islamic Jihad Brigade, was killed in an airstrike in the city of Rafah in the southern tip of Gaza.

Zaarab directed elite Islamic Jihad forces during the Oct. 7 attack on Kibbutz Sufa and the Sufa military post on the border with the Gaza Strip, the IDF said, as cited Saturday by Xinhua news agency.

Zaarab “commanded and directed” several attacks and, in recent days, led Islamic Jihad preparations for combat in the southern Gaza Strip against the Israeli military, according to the IDF statement.

Along with Zaarab, two other Islamic Jihad operatives were killed during the attack, the IDF added.

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