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Israel says Gaza camp strike targeted Hamas military chief Dief
Jerusalem, July 13 (AFP) Jul 13, 2024
The Israeli army said it targeted Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif on Saturday in a strike on Gaza, after the Hamas-run territory's health ministry said dozens were killed in an Israeli attack on a displacement camp.

The army "struck Mohammed Deif and Rafa Salama, the commander of Hamas' Khan Yunis Brigade, who are two of the masterminds of the October 7 massacre", it said in a statement.

It came after the Gaza health ministry said 71 people were killed and 289 wounded in an Israeli strike on the Al-Mawasi camp for displaced people in southern Gaza.


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