Israel Targets Top Hamas Leader in Deadly Gaza Strike on Anniversary
- On Saturday, the IDF launched an operation in Gaza City targeting Ali al-Amoudi, Hamas's leader in the Gaza Strip, using attack helicopters and tanks.
- Amoudi served nearly 20 years in prison before his 2011 release in the Gilad Schalit prisoner exchange, where he became a close associate of Yahya Sinwar.
- As a member of Hamas's political bureau, Amoudi grew in influence following Sinwar's 2024 death, managing Gaza affairs while competing against Nizar Awadallah for the movement's top position.
- Palestinians reported that five people, including four women, were killed in Saturday morning's building strike in western Gaza City; if reports are accurate, this marks a continuation of the IDF's campaign against Hamas leadership.
- This operation follows recent deaths of senior Hamas figures, including Rafah Brigade commander Nael Abu Obeid, finance department head Mohammed Abu Alwan, and northern Gaza commander Izz al-Din Bik.
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Israel Targets Hamas Terror Chief Al-Amoudi in Gaza Strike
IDF: Sinwar's longtime right-hand man, Al-Amoudi, is "directly involved in Hamas's terror activities and in rebuilding the organization for war." The post Israel Targets Hamas Terror Chief Al-Amoudi in Gaza Strike first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.
The attack in question targeted the Al Asala building in the capital of Gaza. Five people died as a result of this attack.
The army checks whether al-Amoudi is injured or dead. However, air traffic between Iran and Iraq is starting again
Israeli media says attempt to assassinate senior Hamas figure likely failed in Gaza
Israeli assessments indicated that an attempt to assassinate senior Hamas figure Ali al-Amoudi in an airstrike on Gaza City likely failed, Israeli Army Radio said Saturday evening. "Assessments are leaning toward the failure of the attempt to assassinate Ali al-Amoudi, a prominent leader in Hamas' political wing in Gaza, last night," according to the radio. Israel's Channel 12 said it was too early to reach a definitive conclusion but Israel was…
Five people, including four women, were killed in an Israeli strike on a residential building in Gaza City on Saturday, Palestinian media reported. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that they had carried out the strike, specifying that the target was a senior Hamas figure in the Gaza Strip. Who was Israel's target in Gaza? Specifically, the IDF said that the target of the operation was Ali al-Amoudi, whom they described as the "right-h…
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