i24News · Gaza · 11 Oct 2026

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Israel conducts strikes crippling Hamas weapons depots and rocket launch sites

Israeli forces struck three weapons storage facilities, a rocket launch site and an observation command center across the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours, the Israel Defense Forces and Israel Security Agency said. The facilities held dozens of weapons, including rockets, explosive devices, mortars and Kalashnikov rifles, along with other combat equipment, according to the joint statement. In Daraj Tuffah, forces targeted an observation command center that the agencies said Hamas used to direct activities against Israeli troops operating nearby. A rocket launch site was also struck in the Al-Furqan area. https://x.com/i/web/status/2109255058689032293 This post can't be displayed because social networks cookies have been deactivated. You can activate them by clicking manage preferences . The IDF and ISA said residents received advance warnings before the strikes. They said precision munitions and aerial surveillance were used to reduce the risk of civilian harm. The agencies said operations would continue to disrupt Hamas’s military capabilities and prevent the rebuilding of infrastructure or stockpiling of weapons. Inside Gaza: The IDF’s mission three years after October 7 Israeli forces under the Southern Command remain deployed in the area in accordance with the agreement, the statement said, and will continue to act against immediate threats. Suggested articles Feiglin: All Palestinians must leave Gaza, including newborn babies | Owen Alterman, Dan Perry Life in Gaza, three years after October 7 | Ariel Oseran Keith and Aviva Siegel: From captivity to freedom, gratitude and a long road to healing | Emily Frances

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