IDF kills Hamas commander involved in holding Noa Argamani, 11 other hostages
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The IDF said the two terrorists had advanced attacks against Israeli troops and civilians throughout the war, and worked to restore Hamas's military capabilities.
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IDF kills Hamas commander involved in holding Noa Argamani, 11 other hostages. The IDF said the two terrorists had advanced attacks against Israeli troops and civilians throughout the war, and worked to restore Hamas's military capabilities. Covered by 1 publications. The Jerusalem Post: IDF kills Hamas commander involved in holding Noa Argamani, 11 other hostages.
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- The Jerusalem Post Israel IDF kills Hamas commander involved in holding Noa Argamani, 11 other hostages The IDF said the two terrorists had advanced attacks against Israeli troops and civilians throughout the war, and worked to restore Hamas's military capabilities. 46 min ago · Tier 3
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