Israel restarts targeted killings after monitoring period

Israeli forces have resumed their operations in Gaza after a three-day pause, conducting strikes that resulted in the deaths of six Palestinians, including militants from the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas's military wing. Israel announced the execution of targeted assassinations, most notably the killing of a Hamas financial official named Muhammad Abu Aluan, as part of a campaign to pursue Hamas leaders and its funding sources, aiming to prevent the movement from regaining strength and to enhance its security. Conversely, Hamas's fears of a large-scale attack are growing, especially with the approaching anniversary of the October 7 attacks. There are widespread warnings of intense Israeli intelligence activity, along with rising statements about possible large-scale operations targeting Hamas, although Hamas denies any current offensive plans and affirms its commitment to a ceasefire.

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