mohammed deif

Hamas's armed wing confirmed the death of its military chief, Mohammed Odeh, in an Israeli strike, stating he was assassinated along with his family. Israel had previously announced Odeh's elimination, identifying him as the new leader of the Al-Qassam Brigades and a planner of the October 7 attack. This follows Israel's ongoing targeting of senior Hamas figures.

In a decisive military operation, Israel has taken out Mohammed Odeh, the newly appointed chief of Hamas's Al-Qassam Brigades, who played a crucial role in the October 7 assaults. This action is part of a broader campaign targeting Hamas leadership figures like Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh.

The Israeli army stated that there are signs pointing to the successful elimination of Hamas military chief mohammed deif in Gaza. Video footage of the strike aftermath indicates the possible use of a US-made precision munition. The ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel has led to significant civilian casualties.

The recent attack by Hamas on Israel is being considered by Israel as its 9/11 moment and is referred to by Hamas as the Al Aqsa Flood. The attack was triggered by Israel's storming of the Al Aqsa mosque during Ramadan, leading to anger among Palestinians. The mastermind behind the assault, mohammed deif, rarely speaks and never appears in public. He is the commander of Hamas's Al Qassam Brigades and is believed to be in Gaza.

The International Criminal Court is examining reports of Hamas military leader mohammed deif's death and may withdraw their case if verified. Deif, allegedly killed in an Israeli airstrike, was a key figure in recent conflicts. The ICC is also considering arrest warrants for both Israeli and Hamas leaders over alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity.

On October 26, 19 days after the Oct 7 massacre, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had vowed that “all Hamas members are dead men walking”. Before launching a massive grand incursion, head vowed that the two main goals of the war were to eliminate Hamas’ “military and governance capabilities and to do everything possible to get our captives home”.

Continuing its air assault on Hamas in the wake of the multi-pronged terror attacks, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) said it struck over 200 targets of the terrorist group in the Al Furkan neighbourhood of the besieged Gaza Strip on Wednesday. As part of the ongoing counter-offensive against Hamas on Wednesday morning, the security forces also bombed the house of the father of mohammed deif, the head of Hamas's military wing believed to be the key plotter of the terror attacks.

Mohammed Diab Ibrahim al-Masri, also known as 'El Deif', is a Hamas leader who has managed to stay under the radar for years by constantly changing houses. He is reportedly in charge of the Hamas' military wing responsible for a deadly attack on the Israeli population. El Deif is little-known to ordinary Palestinians and has been described as a ghost-like figure.

mohammed deif rarely speaks and never appears in public. So when Hamas’ TV channel announced he was about to speak on October 7, Palestinians knew something big was afoot

EU countries on Friday put two Hamas commanders on the European Union's terrorist list, following the group's October military attack on Israel.The two individuals are mohammed deif, Commander General of the military wing of Hamas, and his deputy Marwan Issa, the EU said.Effective Friday, the two commanders are subject to the freezing of their funds and other financial assets in EU member states, while EU operators are prohibited from providing funds and economic resources to them.

Hamas' El-Reshiq confirmed ceasefire talks with Israel ongoing despite attacks that killed 90, including Salama in Khan Younis. Netanyahu discussed Egypt-US halted talks. Israel shelled Gaza, including a UN school, Nuseirat camp, four Gaza City houses, killing 16. Shin Bet's strikes aimed at freeing hostages post Oct. 7 attack; 25 operatives were killed. Gaza Strip’s displaced population grows.

On October 26, 2023 — 19 days after the Hamas-led massacre on Israeli soil left over 1,200 dead and hundreds taken hostage — Israel’s Prime Minister declared, “All Hamas members are dead men walking — above and below ground, inside and outside Gaza.” It sounded like war rhetoric. It turned out to be a declaration of intent. Over the next 18 months, that promise morphed into one of the most relentless, far-reaching, and unapologetic assassination campaigns ever carried out by a democratic state.

Israel’s military on Friday directed the hundreds of thousands of residents in Gaza City to evacuate “for their own safety and protection,” ahead of a feared Israeli ground offensive. The directive, which comes on the seventh day of the war after a deadly Hamas attack, directs residents to flee deeper south into the Gaza Strip, a narrow coastal territory. Israel’s directive charged that Hamas militants were hiding in tunnels under the city.

Israeli soldiers clashed with Hamas militants after a surprise attack by Hamas forces that breached the Gaza Strip's blockade and invaded Israeli communities. Israel responded with airstrikes, leading to casualties and taking hostages.

US President Joe Biden has condemned the International Criminal Court's issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, deeming them "outrageous." The White House firmly rejected the warrants, questioning the ICC's jurisdiction and expressing unwavering support for Israel's security. Republican lawmakers echoed these sentiments, with some proposing sanctions against the ICC.

The Israel Defense Forces have eliminated Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind behind the October 7 attack that resulted in the deaths of approximately 1,200 Israelis and ignited a conflict killing over 42,000 Palestinians. Sinwar, a leading Hamas figure, was involved in planning the assault alongside mohammed deif.

The fatalities resulted from at least four separate Israeli airstrikes on four houses in different areas of the city. Residents and Palestinian health officials said the Israeli military had stepped up aerial and ground shelling.

In a strongly worded response to the Hamas rocket attack in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stressed that the country's focus is on restoring security and to exact an "immense price from the enemy".