ISRAEL today released its death list of Hamas terrorists they eliminated, as the focus turns to leader Yahya Sinwar, dubbed the “Bin Laden of Gaza.”
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have been ferociously hunting the death cult since the October 7 massacre last year, relying on their formidable array of techniques to eliminate enemies.
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Israeli leaders have repeatedly vowed not to give up fighting in the decimated Gaza Strip until all Hamas founders, leaders and members are exterminated.
This week they announced the death of two of the three main targets, as well as a commander of the terrorist group Hezbollah, an ally of Hamas.
Now Yahya Sinwar, head of Hamas in the war-torn Strip, is the last big boss left to be hunted.
Another high-profile target is Khaled Meshaal, tipped to replace the murdered Ismail Haniyeh as the new political leader of Hamas.
The last man standing, Sinwar, avoided Israeli assassination in Gaza during nearly 10 months of war.
He is believed to be hiding in the tunnels beneath the city, used by the terrorist group to move around, transport weapons and even hold hostages.
Retired Israeli Brigadier General Amir Avivi told The Sun on Wednesday that Israel’s recent attacks on Hamas chiefs are proof of its formidable ability to destroy enemies anytime, anywhere.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised to exterminate all of Hamas following last year’s massacre.
Today, IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari doubled down with a fierce statement for “the entire Middle East.”
He wrote: “Let those who attack the citizens of the State of Israel know that we are ready to go far, to bring accurate information, to harm and kill.”
Hamas murdered about 1,200 people in Israel and kidnapped 250 more during its October morning attack.
Since then, the Gaza Strip has been devastated by war between the terrorist group and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
According to the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza, at least 35,000 Palestinians have been killed in the conflict.
TARGETS ELIMINATED
On Thursday morning, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that an attack on Khan Younis in southern Gaza killed Mohammed Deif on July 13.
The 58-year-old terror kingpin had worked as head of Hamas’ ruthless military wing, the al-Qassam brigades, since 2002.
IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari released footage online of the violent attack, with a huge explosion erupting in an attacked area in southern Gaza.
Israeli forces also killed Rafa Salama, commander of Hamas’s Khan Younis wing, in the same attack.
Just days earlier, a different Israeli attack toppled Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran.
A rocket fired from a drone, in a feat of incredible precision, took down the terrorism chief while he slept soundly in Iran’s capital.
All three men, along with the ruthless Sinwar and countless others, were behind the October massacre, which saw Hamas kill 1,200 Israelis and kidnap 250 more.
Less than 24 hours before Haniyeh was killed on Monday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reportedly eliminated Fuad Shukr, Hezbollah’s top military commander, in a targeted attack on Beirut.
Retired Israeli Brigadier General Amir Avivi told The Sun on Wednesday that the strike that eliminated Haniyeh is proof of Israel’s formidable ability to target its enemies anytime, anywhere.
He said: “Israel will not stop until every leader who was involved in this massacre pays for what they did.
“It obviously sends a message that Israel can reach any terrorist leader anywhere.
“Even if it takes a while, we will eventually be able to reach them,” he told us.
Marwan Issa, Sinwar’s right-hand man nicknamed the “Shadow Man” for his ability to prevent assassination attempts, was also eliminated this year.
He was killed on March 10 during an operation in the Gaza Strip, IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari confirmed at the time.
Issa was the deputy commander of Hamas’ military wing and served as one of Yahya Sinwar’s henchmen.
Ayman Nofal, Hamas commander in central Gaza, was also eliminated by an Israeli airstrike – but in October 2023.
Numerous other Hamas and Hezbollah operatives were eliminated, with Middle East correspondent Jotam Confino sharing an official Israeli government list of them on X today.
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HIGH-LEVEL OBJECTIVES
Many high-ranking operatives within Hamas remain a top priority for the IDF’s assassination operations in Gaza.
Yahya Sinwar’s own brother, Mohammad, joined Hamas in the early 1990s.
He spent years in Israeli prison for terrorist activities and after his release he increased his involvement in the death cult.
Young Sinwar then became a wing commander in Khan Younis in 2005.
Michael Milshtein, head of the Palestinian Studies Forum at Tel Aviv University’s Dayan Center, said Fox News: “He is involved in decision-making and was very involved in planning the October 7th attack with him [Sinwar].”
Khaled Meshaal was tipped to serve as the group’s new political leader abroad following Haniyeh’s assassination.
Israeli spies injected him with poison in 1997 in a failed assassination attempt outside his office in Jordan.
On Netanyahu’s orders, the king of Jordan at the time was so enraged by the attempt on Meshaal’s life that he ordered an antidote to be delivered.
Hamas co-founder and top terrorist operative Mahmoud al-Zahar is also at the top of Israel’s kill list.
And Issam al-Da’alis works as head of the Hamas government in Gaza, in fact he is the equivalent of a “Prime Minister” in the Strip.
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