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    Hamas’s Ismail Haniyeh killed in Tehran home


    Hamas’s Ismail Haniyeh killed in Tehran home

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    2. Creative_Hope_4690 on

      W. Mossad is so embedded inside Iran that we had to ask them for help to kill al-Qaeda members being protected by Iran.

    3. Applesintyme on

      !ping ISRAEL

      One of Hezbollah’s most senior military guys and now the #1 guy in Hamas

      Shin Bet and Mossad locked in today

    5. Currymvp2 on

      i would have preferred he was eliminated like shortly after the war is concluded with israeli hostages freed+gazans can live safely with food+medicine but he’s an obvious monster at the end of the day so can’t complain

      bibi was clearly tanking the ceasefire deal (his negiogiaters literally leaked this to israeli media. The main hostage relative spokeswoman and gantz all said so this week) anyways so you might as well just eliminate hamas’s leadership if we’re not gonna get a ceasefire anytime soon.

    6. UnskilledScout on

      I thought for sure we’re going to have to deal with this guy for another couple decades.

      Doubt this changes much though.

      !ping ISRAEL&MIDDLEEAST&FOREIGN-POLICY

    7. PiccoloSN4 on

      I wonder if this and the Beirut strike are the retaliation for the soccer field attack. As a Lebanese I hope this is the extent of it

    12. kevinfederlinebundle on

      When my cat whines at me for more food even though I just fed her 30 minutes ago, I sometimes say “Oh tragedy” to her in a preposterous Russian accent. I also did that upon reading this headline

    14. College_Prestige on

      So much for “axis of resistance”. Can’t even secure their own capital

    16. ForeverAclone95 on

      Seems bad for the potential of a ceasefire and there were some reports he was more moderate than the leadership in Gaza but not mourning him

    20. rodiraskol on

      Interesting that he was killed during a short visit to Iran. Was that easier than killing him in Qatar where he lives full time? Did they want to send a message to Iran?

      Or maybe Israel wants to avoid offending Qatar? I know they try to position themselves as kind of a Middle Eastern Switzerland and maybe Israel sees value in not undermining that. They could also just want to steer clear of any possible offense to the Gulf states in general.

    22. ElonIsMyDaddy420 on

      The only ceasefire we’re going to see from Hamas is unconditional surrender, and probably not even that because no one will have operational control over the remaining soldiers in the field.

    23. alexd9229 on

      Absolutely insane that they managed to kill him in Tehran. Very interested to read more details

    24. jaroborzita on

      For those following along, Israel so far got to 3/5 top Hamas leaders in Gaza and 2/3 in exile.

    25. angry-mustache on

      Big day for Israeli intelligence, they got the #2 of Hezbollah and the #1 of Hamas within 24 hours.

      Now the fun question is can any of the upwards of 6 billion dollars he embezzled can be recovered, that money will have to be accessed and moved to the next leader of Hamas and “legally” he’s not supposed to own any of it.

    28. pairsnicelywithpizza on

      I have to get a good nights sleep for tomorrow but I really want to stay awake and see if this all pops off for real.

    29. FuckFashMods on

      So how many of the Hamas leaders don’t live in Gaza?

      Is it Israel’s goal to kill all of them?

    31. chitowngirl12 on

      Yes. It’s nice to get revenge but I’m really concerned that this makes a hostage deal very unlikely in the near term – as in the next few years. And that is what I keep coming back to. Bibi wiggled out of a deal that might have toppled his government with this assassination and that probably seals the hostages’ fate. There are still at least 50 hostages alive in Gaza and this probably signs their death warrants. Most of them are civilians, not soldiers, and the soldiers, especially the women soldiers, are inadequately trained conscripts. These aren’t people who are going to survive as hostages being tortured by Hamas for years. That is why the security establishment wants them home now. This makes getting them home now impossible. Why couldn’t revenge have waited for two or three years so that a hostage deal can get done?

    34. TheRverseApacheMastr on

      Other Hamas leaders like “🤷🏻‍♂️ that’s what you get when you don’t build a hospital on top of your house”

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