Elkahira company operated within the structure and transferred funds to Hamas' military wing
Intelligence provided by IDF and Shin Bet led to the IAF strike
Israeli Air Force strikes Gaza structure used by Hamas for terror funding
In a recent development in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) has struck a structure in Gaza used by terrorist organizations, including Hamas, for storing and transferring funds and carrying out terror activities. The Elkahira company operated within this structure since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas War and was responsible for transferring funds to terror organizations in Gaza, such as Hamas's military wing. This action by the IAF comes after intelligence was provided by both the IDF and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency). The conflict has led to a significant loss of life and destruction in the Gaza Strip, with more than 38,900 people killed according to the territory's Health Ministry. International mediators, including the United States, are working towards a phased deal that would halt the fighting and free approximately 120 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. However, a cease-fire agreement between Hamas and Israel remains elusive as both sides continue to engage in violence.
IAF struck a structure in Gaza used by terrorist organizations, including Hamas, for storing and transferring funds and carrying out terror activities.
The Elkahira company operated in the structure since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas War.
Tahsin Elandim, who operated in the Elkahira company, transferred funds to terror organizations in Gaza, including Hamas’s military wing.
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][Article.facts[0]] The Elkahira company operated in the structure since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas War.[/]
[][OtherArticles[1].facts[6]] The war in Gaza, sparked by Hamas’ October 7 attack on southern Israel, has killed more than 38,900 people according to the territory’s Health Ministry.[
[][OtherArticles[1].facts[7]] Hamas’ October attack killed 1,200 people, mostly civilians.[
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The author is Jerusalem Post Staff and there are multiple conflicts of interest in this article. The article reports on the IAF striking a company named 'Elkahira' that is operating in Gaza and gave Hamas a terror fund. The topics provided include 'IAF', 'Gaza Strip', 'Deir al Balah', 'IDF', 'Shin Bet', and two mentions of the '"Elkahira" company'. The author is not disclosing any potential conflicts of interest related to these topics. This lack of disclosure lowers the score significantly.
'Elkahira' company operating in Gaza, gave Hamas terror fund
At least 13 people were killed in three Israeli airstrikes that hit refugee camps in central Gaza overnight into Saturday.
Three children and one woman were among the dead.
Ola al-Kurd, 25, was killed along with six others in an airstrike that hit her home in Nuseirat late Thursday evening. A baby boy was delivered from her after her death.
Doctors told AP that the newborn is stable but has suffered from a shortage of oxygen and has been placed in an incubator.
Majid al-Kurd, the deceased woman’s cousin, said Ola’s husband and a relative survived the strike.
The war in Gaza, sparked by Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on southern Israel, has killed more than 38,900 people according to the territory’s Health Ministry.
Hamas’ October attack killed 1,200 people, mostly civilians.
About 120 hostages remain in captivity from Hamas’ October attack with about a third believed to be dead according to Israeli authorities.
Violence has surged in the Gaza Strip since the war began and at least 577 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire in the West Bank since then according to the Ramallah-based Health Ministry.
International mediators, including the United States, are continuing to push Israel and Hamas toward a phased deal that would halt the fighting and free about 120 hostages in Gaza.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said a cease-fire deal between Hamas and Israel is ‘inside the 10-yard line’ but added ‘we know that anything in the last 10 yards are the hardest.’
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][Article.facts[3]] At least 13 people were killed in three Israeli airstrikes that hit refugee camps in central Gaza overnight into Saturday.[/[
IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari announced increasing signs that Hamas military commander Muhammad Deif was killed in last weekend's strike in the Gaza Strip.
Muhammad Deif and Rafa’a Salameh were next to each other at the time of the strike.
