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    Israeli forces kill four militants in Gaza, farmer also shot dead

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    Posted on February 9, 2026

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    Last updated: February 9, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Israeli forces killed four militants in Gaza, citing a ceasefire violation. A Palestinian farmer was also shot, escalating tensions in the region.

    Table of Contents

    • Recent Violence in Gaza
    • Details of the Rafah Incident
    • Impact on Ceasefire Agreement
    • Casualties and Reactions

    Israeli Forces Eliminate Four Militants in Gaza, Farmer Killed

    Recent Violence in Gaza

    CAIRO, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Israeli forces killed four militants in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on Monday after they emerged from an underground tunnel and opened fire on troops, Israel's military said.

    Details of the Rafah Incident

    It described the attack on Israeli troops as a violation of the U.S.-brokered ceasefire with the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas that went into force in Gaza last October and said it views it with the "utmost gravity."

    Impact on Ceasefire Agreement

    Israel has responded to similar incidents in recent months by carrying out airstrikes across the enclave in which dozens of people have been killed.

    Casualties and Reactions

    There was no immediate comment from Hamas, but some sources close to the group identified one of those killed as Anas Annashar, the son of a former senior Hamas politician.

    Dozens of Hamas fighters have been trapped in tunnels under Rafah since the ceasefire, and some have since been killed in clashes with Israeli forces.

    In a separate incident, Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian farmer in Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, according to local health authorities.

    Israel did not immediately comment on the incident.

    Violence has repeatedly shaken the ceasefire and the two sides have traded blame over truce violations as Washington presses them to proceed to the next phases of the ceasefire deal, meant to end the conflict for good.

    The next phase of President Donald Trump's Gaza plan calls for resolving complex issues such as Hamas disarmament, which the group has long rejected, a further Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and the deployment of an international peacekeeping force.

    The Gaza health ministry said at least 580 Palestinians had been killed by Israeli fire since the October ceasefire deal was agreed. Israel says four soldiers had been killed by militants in Gaza over the same period.

    The Gaza war started with the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks on southern Israel that killed more than 1,200 people. The death toll in Gaza now stands at over 71,000, according to Palestinian health ministry data.

    (Reporting by Nidal al-Mughrabi, Editing by Timothy Heritage)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Israeli forces killed four militants in Gaza.
    • •Incident seen as a ceasefire violation by Israel.
    • •Hamas has not commented on the recent violence.
    • •A Palestinian farmer was also shot by Israeli forces.
    • •The ceasefire remains fragile amid ongoing tensions.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Israeli forces kill four militants in Gaza, farmer also shot dead

    1What are airstrikes?

    Airstrikes are attacks carried out by military aircraft dropping bombs or firing missiles on ground targets, often used in warfare.

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