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Israel Strikes Hamas Targets in Gaza as Military Campaign Continues

The IDF continues its necessary operations to dismantle terrorist infrastructure following the brutal October 7 attacks.

Foreign PolicyPublished July 21, 2026 at 3:54 PM
A relative carries the body of Palestinian girl Amira al-Masri, who was killed along with her parents and three of her siblings in an Israeli strike on their home in Gaza City (21 July 2026)

The Israeli military continues its campaign to dismantle Hamas, conducting a series of strikes in Gaza aimed at neutralizing terrorist operatives who participated in the October 7 massacre. In a recent operation in the al-Sabra neighborhood, the IDF targeted a Hamas operative, an action that remains under review by military officials.

These operations are a direct response to the atrocities committed by Hamas, which resulted in the deaths of 1,200 innocent people and the abduction of 251 hostages.

While international bodies and the Hamas-run health ministry attempt to frame these defensive actions through a lens of victimhood, the reality remains that Israel is engaged in a war of survival against a genocidal terrorist regime.

The IDF continues to prioritize the elimination of those who orchestrated the slaughter of Israeli citizens, despite the predictable condemnation from international organizations that ignore the reality of Hamas using civilian areas as shields for their operations.

Israel remains committed to its objective of ensuring that the architects of the October 7 attacks are held accountable for their actions.

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