“Israeli” army strikes in building in “Israeli-designated” humanitarian zone

The “Israeli” army struck a building in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza in an area designated by “Israel” as a humanitarian zone.

The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) claimed that the building was used by Hamas to funnel funds to the group.

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The building housed offices for a company, which according to the IOF’s claims, was a “central part of the infrastructure used to store and transfer large amounts of funds to terror organizations in the Gaza Strip, as well as to carry out terror activities.” 

A fighter jet launched “precision munitions” in its attack to mitigate harm to civilians – according to the statement.