Israeli airstrike targets suspected Hamas command center in former school

Israeli Air Forces carried out a selective airstrike on an old school suspected of housing a Hamas command center. Israel claims the site was used for planning operations and took measures to minimize civilian harm before the attack, accusing Hamas of using human shields in violation of international law.

Images of an airstrike impact following intelligence reports pointing to suspicious activities at the targeted site.

The airstrike was based on intelligence reports. Israel claims the facility was used by Hamas to coordinate terrorist operations against the state.

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Israeli military aircraft have struck an old school in northern Gaza, suspected of being a command center for the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). So far, there are no reports on potential casualties.

Israel has described the attack as "selective," carried out based on intelligence information against "terrorists operating within the command and control complex of the Hamas terrorist organization" at the former Am el Fahm School.

The Israeli Army stated that this complex was used by Hamas to plan and execute operations against Israeli military forces and the State of Israel. Before the attack, measures were taken to minimize harm to civilians, including the use of precision weaponry and additional intelligence. Israel has accused Hamas of "systematically violating international law" by using civilians and civil institutions as human shields for "terrorist" purposes.