Israeli Targeted Killings in Hamas Conflict

The report is expected to show that Israel has intensified its targeted killings of Hamas fighters, especially through the targeting of field commanders since the ceasefire agreement in Gaza came into effect last October. Over the past few months, these operations have targeted dozens of leaders and operatives, including figures like Azeddine Haddad and his successor, Mohamed Awwad, with the aim of weakening the movement’s military infrastructure and preventing it from rebuilding its capabilities. Israel justifies these actions as responses to previous attacks and allegations of planning new assaults. These assassinations cause confusion among Hamas leaders, while Israel seeks to maintain political and military pressure to force the movement to accept its terms. Conversely, Hamas considers these violations as breaches of the ceasefire agreement that increase the number of casualties. The policy of targeted killings is part of an Israeli strategy aimed at draining and weakening the movement, while keeping the Gaza Strip in a state of tension in anticipation of achieving political and security objectives, according to security experts and analyses.

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