Israel continues to target Hamas leadership behind mass murder attack

 Jeff Charles:

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed on Tuesday that it killed senior Hamas leaders involved in the October 7 terrorist attack in a precision airstrike in Khan Yunis, Gaza.

The IDF carried out the strike following intelligence and surveillance that identified the terrorist leaders operating out of a command center located in a designated humanitarian zone.

The operation specifically targeted Samer Ismail Khadr Abu Daqqa, Head of Hamas’ aerial unit, along with Osama Tabesh and Ayman Mabhouh, both high-ranking Hamas officials.

“These terrorists were directly involved in the execution of the October 7th Massacre and have been recently operating to carry out terror activities against the IDF and the State of Israel,” the IDF’s statement read according to Israel War Room’s post on X.

The statement also accused Hamas’ Government Information Office of consistently spreading “lies and false information throughout the war” and indicated the office’s reports on the strike were deceptive.

The IDF noted that Hamas continues to use civilians as human shields.

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The destruction of those behind the mass murder attack is a worthwhile goal.  Hamas leadership has been open about its genocidal goal when it comes to Israel.  Hamas as a group is made up of Islamic religious bigots who think the land of Islare should belong to them. 

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