Israeli air strikes carried out on Tuesday in the city of Gaza have caused at least four casualties. According to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, one of the targets of the operation was Moueïn al-Arabid, who heads the Hamas internal security service. He was reportedly arrested at his home during the strikes. Hamas, a Palestinian militant group that has been in conflict with Israel for many years, strongly condemned the operation. They described it as a "criminal operation," suggesting they view it as unjust or unlawful. This comes amid ongoing tensions and periodic violence in the region. The incident highlights the ongoing security challenges faced by both Israeli and Palestinian authorities. Israel frequently conducts military operations in Gaza to target individuals and groups it considers threats to national security. Meanwhile, Hamas and other Palestinian groups often criticize these actions as disproportionate or targeting civilians. The situation remains delicate, with both sides accusing each other of escalating hostilities. As the conflict continues, international efforts to mediate and reduce violence remain a focal point for global peace initiatives.