Hamas media reported the death of one of their commanders on Saturday, which follows the death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
An Israeli air strike on a vehicle in the occupied West Bank killed a commander in the Palestinian armed group Hamas on Saturday, Hamas media reported, while Palestinian news agency WAFA said four other men were also killed.
The identities of the others were not clear, according to the WAFA report, which cited health officials.
The Israeli military said it had carried out an air strike against a militant cell around the West Bank city of Tulkarem. Hamas media said a vehicle carrying fighters had been struck and that one of the commanders of its Tulkarem brigades was killed.
According to journalists and witnesses, the blast took place along a road connecting the Palestinian villages of Zeita and Qaffin.
