IDF says it hit more than 80 terror sites across Gaza over last day

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

Palestinians look at the rubble of a building that was hit overnight in Israeli strike in the Tal al-Sultan neighborhood of Rafah in southern Gaza on May 20, 2024 (Photo by AFP)
Palestinians look at the rubble of a building that was hit overnight in Israeli strike in the Tal al-Sultan neighborhood of Rafah in southern Gaza on May 20, 2024 (Photo by AFP)

The Israeli Air Force struck more than 80 targets belonging to terror groups in the Gaza Strip over the past day, the military says.

According to the IDF, the targets included weapon depots, rocket launchers, and buildings used to attack troops, along with cells of gunmen.

The strikes come as IDF ground troops operate across the Gaza Strip.

In Jabaliya in the Strip’s north, the IDF says the 98th Division has been raiding Hamas sites, locating weapons, and killing gunmen in close-quarters combat and by directing airstrikes.

At a UNRWA complex in Jabaliya, troops found a cache of weapons, the IDF says.

In southern Gaza’s Rafah, troops of the 162nd Division are operating in the eastern part of the city. The IDF says one recent airstrike in Rafah amid the battles took out a Palestinian Islamic Jihad commander along with three other operatives.

In central Gaza, the 99th Division continues to hold the Netzarim Corridor. Several buildings used by terror groups to store weapons were shelled by tanks in the area, the military says.

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