Hamas founding father Saleh al-Arori killed in heinous Zionist drone attacks

Hamas said the leader of the military operation and the military wing founding father, Abdullah Saleh, was killed in a recent Israeli strike on the outskirts of Beruit. Al-Aqsa TV reported that the deputy head of Hamas' political office, Saleh al-Arori, "was killed in a deadly Zionist airstrike in Beirut." Aluri was one of the founders of the al-Qassam Brigades, the group's military wing.

Hamas media reported that Samir Findi Abu Amr and Azam al-Aqra Abu Amr were also killed in the attack that targeted a Hamas office in south Beirut. At least four people died as a result of the attack.

in an about three moths long war this is the second time Israel has claimed the life of such a big bird of Hamas. Fighting between the Israeli army and Hezbollah was mostly confined to about 4 km of the border zone, with Hezbollah attacking Israel and Israel attacking Lebanon.

The last time Israel invaded Lebanon in 2016, it sparked a full-scale war between the neighbors, but this time the fighting has prompted the United States and other countries to say that the conflict started a full-scale war between Israel and Iran. can do Western countries are worried. The military organization supports Hezbollah.

That fear has yet to materialize, but Tuesday afternoon's explosion in Beirut has raised concerns that the situation could escalate.

An IDF spokesman declined to answer questions about the horrific attack, which took place within the independent country's geographic borders.