Gaza official says Israeli strike killed imam producing Quran education report
Mohammed Abdul Aziz al-Najjar, a presenter for Quran Radio, was killed by an Israeli drone strike while working on media material about Quran memorization, according to a Gaza official.
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An imam and radio presenter was killed by an Israeli drone strike in Gaza while preparing a report on Quran education, a Gaza official told Anadolu Agency.
The official identified the victim as Mohammed Abdul Aziz al-Najjar, a presenter for Quran Radio, saying he was targeted while producing media material on Quran memorization.
The account has not been independently verified beyond the statement provided to Anadolu, and further details about the circumstances of the strike were not immediately available.
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- Israeli strike kills imam while preparing Quran education report in Gaza — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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