"IDF's Intense Operations in Gaza: Uncovering Hamas Nerve Center, Fighting Last Strongholds, and Hitting Over 300 Targets"

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have uncovered a massive underground complex in the Gaza Strip, which served as Hamas' main command center. The facility included offices, lecture halls, and tunnels leading to the houses of prominent Hamas leaders. The IDF found evidence that Hamas military wing commander Mohammed Deif had stayed in the command center, along with a wheelchair likely used by him after sustaining injuries from previous IDF attempts to kill him. The underground network also included blast doors, hideouts, and provisions for prolonged stays. The IDF is preparing to systematically demolish the facility, but there are concerns that it may be rebuilt after the current conflict ends.
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