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Netanyahu Says Israel Seized Hamas Internal Security Chief in Gaza
Israeli forces said the raid killed at least four people and sent Muein al-Arabid to Israel for questioning.
- On Tuesday, Israeli forces captured senior Hamas figure Muein Mohammed Al-Arabid during a ground operation in Gaza, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stating the target was involved with Israeli hostages previously held there.
- The Israeli army and Shin Bet domestic security service said Arabid 'recently worked to consolidate the Hamas terrorist organization's control over the northern Gaza Strip and to advance terrorist attacks against IDF troops.'
- Hamas's Interior Ministry denied these allegations, stating Arabid was 'overseeing efforts to combat collaborators' with Israel, while claiming the officer was 'abducted' during the engagement.
- Palestinian health officials reported four deaths during the operation, while separate strikes in Gaza City killed three children and a woman; the Israeli air force 'struck several targets in the area in order to remove threats.'
- Hamas condemned the 'criminal operation' while citing communication with mediators regarding the October ceasefire plan, as health officials report at least 1,326 deaths in Gaza since the ceasefire took effect.
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Israel confirms capturing Hamas internal security chief in Gaza City raid
JERUSALEM - Israeli special forces of the Shin Bet captured the commander of Hamas’s internal security apparatus in a “bold operation” in Gaza City on Tuesday morning, according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the military, and the domestic security agency.
·Lahore, Pakistan
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Tuesday the capture of a senior Hamas leader during an operation in Gaza, where four people were also killed in heavy bombing, according to local authorities.
·Warsaw, Poland
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The military operation in Gaza City led to the capture of Muein al-Arabid, presented by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a key leader of the Islamist movement
·France
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right9Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Right
Bias Distribution
- 43% of the sources lean Right
43% Right
L 24%
C 33%
R 43%
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