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IDF Strike Kills Top Hamas Moneyman, Deputy in Northern Gaza
The strike targeted a network that moved tens of millions of dollars to Hamas and helped fund salaries and attacks, the IDF said.
- The Israel Defense Forces announced Wednesday it killed Khader Jamasi, the head of Hamas's fund transfer network, and his deputy, Muhammad Harazin, in an airstrike in northern Gaza.
- Targeting Hamas's financial infrastructure, the IDF and Shin Bet conducted the operation to dismantle a network used to pay operatives and support attacks against Israeli soldiers and civilians.
- Operating through a network of dozens of money exchangers, Jamasi and Harazin transferred tens of millions of dollars to the group's military wing throughout the Gaza Strip.
- This strike marks the latest Israeli military operation targeting Hamas's financial network, following the elimination of senior operatives Firas Mashharawi and Ihab Khrizim over the past year.
- Israeli forces remain deployed in the Gaza Strip under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, though the Board of Peace cited Hamas's refusal to disarm as the principal obstacle to full implementation.
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IDF Strike Kills Top Hamas Moneyman, Deputy in Northern Gaza
JERUSALEM (VINnews)-An Israeli airstrike in the northern Gaza Strip earlier this week killed a senior Hamas financial operative and his deputy, the Israel Defense Forces and Shin Bet security agency announced Sunday. The strike eliminated Khader Jamasi, head of a funds transfer network for the Hamas terror group, along with his deputy, Muhammad Harazin, the […]
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