Hamas commander Alaa Al-Hadidi was killed by Israeli forces in airstrikes in Gaza, which resulted in the death of at least 20 Palestinians.
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Alaa Al-Hadidi, the commander of Hamas and the head of supply at the militant group's production facility, was eliminated by the Israeli Defense Forces following airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. The attacks on Saturday were described by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a response to Hamas's actions, which sent a fighter into territory controlled by Israel. Following these attacks, five high-ranking members of Hamas were killed, and health authorities in Gaza reported that at least 20 Palestinians have died. So far, Hamas has not issued any official statement regarding the killing of Al-Hadidi.
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