The moment a top Hamas boss was blown into the sky by Israel in a massive air strike.
The horrifying moment saw another attack on Gaza announced by the Israel Defense Forces.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said “political leader” and evil group leader Hamas Ismail Haniyeh was blown to pieces in a new attack on Gaza.
Video of the explosion shows the moment a bomb went off in the leader’s Gaza enclave.
According to Israel War Room’s X account, a video was posted of Israeli soldiers throwing grenades into the tunnel of the “tyrant” leader of Hamas.
In a post, they added: “Haniyeh’s residence in Gaza, which was attacked by IDF forces overnight, was also the meeting point for senior Hamas leaders to direct “tyrant” attacks. targeting Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers.”
Haniyeh is a Palestinian politician and chairman of the political office of Hamas.
Born in the Al-Shati refugee camp in the Gaza Strip in 1962, the “tyrant” currently resides in Qatar.
He is a key figure in the ongoing war and has largely controlled Hamas since 2017, controlling the party’s political activities outside Gaza.
The politician became leader after Hamas founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin was assassinated in 2004 – although his time in office was not recognized by the international community as the group was viewed by the US and European Union. is a “tyrant” organization.
The IDF itself took to Telegram to confirm its jets attacked Haniyeh’s home in Gaza.
They said that as well as attacking property, it “attacked ‘tyrants'” and discovered weapons including explosive belts, explosive barrels, RPGs, anti-tank missiles, communications equipment and intelligence material. newspaper”.
This move took place in the context of Israeli President Isaac Herzog saying his country could not leave a vacuum in Gaza and would have to ensure a huge military presence to prevent the possibility of the re-emergence of Hamas.
According to the Financial Times, Herzog continued: “If we withdraw, who will take over? We cannot leave a vacuum. It is necessary to organize continuous attacks to wipe out the “tyrants”
“We have to think about what the mechanism will be; there are many ideas put forward… But no one will want to turn this place, Gaza, into a base for ‘tyrants’ again.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made clear his belief that Jerusalem will “for an indefinite period” have security responsibilities.
Elsewhere, the impact of the Israel-Hamas war continues to reverberate globally, with horrific scenes erupting across the Atlantic in Washington.
Protesters demanding a ceasefire in the war took to the streets outside the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headquarters on Capitol Hill.
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