It has been confirmed that Khan Younis Brigade Commander Yazuri died in the attack in the south of Gaza.
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Despite the ceasefire agreement that came into force in the Gaza Strip on October 10, 2025, conflicts and Israeli military operations continue.
In the written statement made by the Qassam Brigades, it was stated that Yazuri, also known as Abu Haytham, was a member of the General Military Council of the Qassam Brigades and the Commander of the Khan Younis Brigade.
In the statement, it was stated that Yazuri lost his life as a result of an assassination last night, and that the commander served in various positions within the Khan Younis Brigade throughout his military career.
In the statement, it was stated that Yazuri previously served as the head of the Khan Younis Brigade Intelligence Unit and "played an important role in the planning of the Aqsa Flood operation."
In its statement today, the Israeli army announced that two Palestinians, as well as Yazuri, were killed in the attack carried out yesterday in the south of the Gaza Strip.
Speaking to AA correspondent, a health source reported that the Israeli army targeted a community of Palestinians in the Mevasi region, west of Khan Younis, last night, and that 3 Palestinians, including Yazuri, died and 5 people were injured in the attack.
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According to the latest statement of the Ministry of Health in Gaza, 1359 people lost their lives and 4 thousand 571 people were injured in the attacks carried out by the Israeli army since the ceasefire came into force on October 10, 2025.

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