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IAF strikes 120 terror targets in Gaza over 24 hours

Israeli ground forces continue to expand operations in Gaza City, destroying anti-tank missiles, rockets and explosives.

IDF in Gaza
Israel Defense Forces soldiers operate in the Gaza Strip, September 2025. Credit: IDF.

The Israeli Air Force struck some 120 targets in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours, including terrorist cells and military infrastructure, the IDF said on Saturday afternoon.

Israeli ground forces continued expanding operations in the Gaza City area, destroying anti-tank missiles, rockets and explosives, and killing several terrorists who posed a threat, according to the military.

The IAF also hit Hamas observation posts used to monitor Israeli troops, as well as gathering points for operatives and underground infrastructure.

IDF in Gaza
Israel Defense Forces soldiers operate in the Gaza Strip, September 2025. Credit: IDF.

Troops also dismantled explosive devices planted in the area.

“The IDF will continue to operate against the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip,” the military said.

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