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An Israeli strike in southern Gaza killed Hamas commander Samir Abu Younis, according to the outlets.
The Hill says the Israeli military reported that an overnight strike killed Abu Younis, while Al Jazeera and BBC World report that Hamas confirmed his death. Al Jazeera and BBC World say the strike hit a tent in a camp for displaced people; the accounts differ on the day of the strike and the number of people injured.
What the reports agree on
- The strike killed Samir Abu Younis. The Hill, Al Jazeera, BBC World
- Abu Younis was commander of Hamas’s Rafah Brigade. The Hill, Al Jazeera, BBC World
- The strike took place in southern Gaza. The Hill, Al Jazeera, BBC World
Where reports differ
- The Hill says the strike occurred on Sunday, while Al Jazeera and BBC World say it occurred on Saturday. The Hill
- Al Jazeera says the strike wounded two people, while BBC World reports that a medical source said three injured people and one body arrived at Nasser Hospital. Al Jazeera
Reported by one outlet
- The Israeli military alleged that Abu Younis directed attacks against Israel. The Hill
- Al Jazeera says the strike hit a tent in the al-Mawasi area and wounded two other people. Al Jazeera
- BBC World says Abu Younis was 53 and had served as Rafah Brigade commander since 15 September. BBC World