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Khan Yunis Brigade Military Chief Muhammad Abu Shaleh 'Eliminated,' Says Israel
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Khan Yunis Brigade Military Chief Muhammad Abu Shaleh ‘Eliminated,’ Says Israel

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The IDF announced they “eliminated” Muhammad Abu Shaleh, the military intelligence commander of the Khan Yunis Brigade. Previous strikes killed Iran’s Ali Larijani and others.

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