As part of the ongoing brutal aggression on Gaza, Israeli warplanes launched a series of heavy airstrikes targeting key commercial buildings in Gaza City. Among the buildings destroyed was Daloul 1 Tower, which housed the offices of several companies, including Hexa Information Technology.

The destruction of Hexa’s headquarters inflicted severe material and moral damage. The company lost vital infrastructure, technical equipment, servers, and years of accumulated work and data. Beyond the physical losses, Hexa also suffered the cancellation of strategic projects and the loss of contracts with local and international partners. This has had a direct impact on the company’s employees and their families, who rely on Hexa as their sole source of livelihood.

This attack is not merely the targeting of a Palestinian technology company—it is part of a systematic policy to undermine the foundations of the Palestinian economy and paralyze the digital and commercial growth of the sector. By destroying institutions like Hexa, the aggression seeks to weaken the innovative potential of Palestinian youth and disrupt the development of advanced digital services that have contributed to opening cooperation channels with regional and international markets.

Despite these immense challenges, Hexa reaffirms its commitment to resilience and its determination to rebuild and continue providing its services. The company remains convinced that investing in technology is a cornerstone of Palestine’s resilience, innovation, and future growth.