- On October 26, 2026, Radea Force fighters and civilians confronted an attack by Ghassan al-Duhaini’s collaborator gang against displaced Palestinians in Ajyal (2) Camp, east of al-Iqlimi in al-Mawasi, Rafah, southern Gaza Strip.

- The attack began when occupation collaborators surrounded the tents of the Abu Suneima, Abu Jamous, al-Soufi, and Dahleez families, preparing to raid and search them with occupation air support.

- During the raids, resistance fighter Tamer Saif al-Din Abu Suneima clashed with the collaborators, killing collaborator Hassan Raafat Hassan Madi. Another resistance fighter detonated an explosive device among a group of collaborators, killing and wounding 10 others. Civilians also threw stones at the collaborators, obstructing their withdrawal.

- Following distress calls and appeals to evacuate the dead and wounded, occupation military vehicles fired smoke shells at the scene of the clashes, while an occupation reconnaissance drone fired two missiles toward the displaced families’ tents, killing resistance fighter Tamer Abu Suneima, civilian Hussam Fakhri al-Zamili, and two girls, Jouri Islam al-Soufi and Tahani Muhammad Shalalfa, and wounding other Palestinians.

- During their withdrawal to al-Duhaini’s gang camp, the collaborators used several civilians, including women and children, as human shields. They subsequently released three women and nine children, including an infant, while subjecting the men to interrogation in the presence of an Israeli occupation intelligence officer participating by telephone.