Israel attacked the fourth high-rise building in the Gaza Strip

The Israeli Air Force has attacked a high-rise building in Gaza, which the Palestinian Hamas movement used as an observation post. This was reported on September 8 by The Times of Israel newspaper, citing sources.

"The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed at least one of the strikes, saying it hit a tower used by Hamas for surveillance," the material says.

It is reported that the strike was carried out using precision-guided munitions and aerial surveillance to minimize damage to the civilian population.

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On September 6, the IDF attacked another high-rise building in the Gaza Strip. According to her, intelligence devices were installed in the building and observation posts were placed to track the location of Israeli troops.

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