Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that The body of the leader of Hamas, Ayman Yunis was found under the rubble after being killed by Israel army.
Information reads: “HAMAS leader Ayman Yunis killed.
The body of the head of Hamas was found under the rubble.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday warned of a “long and difficult” war, as fighting with Hamas left hundreds dead on both sides and thousands more injured after a surprise attack on Israel by the Palestinian militant group. Netanyahu’s security cabinet officially declared the country at war, saying the decision formally authorises “the taking of significant military steps”. The prime minister spoke with the leaders of Germany, Ukraine, Italy and Britain, who expressed support of Israel’s right to defend itself “as much as it takes”, said Netanyahu’s office.
One of the leaders of the Hamas group, Ayman Yunis, is likely to have been eliminated. He was killed as a result of an Israeli missile strike on the Gaza Strip, according to Jfra News and News of Israel.
Ayman Yunis is considered one of the leaders of Hamas terrorists. The Israel Defense Forces attacked a refugee camp in Nuseirat in the Gaza Strip, where, according to preliminary information, the leader of the militants’ building was located.
The media reported that the body of Ayman Yunis was found under the rubble of the destroyed building in Nuseirat. The bodies of seven other victims were also found there. Their identities are unknown.
The Middle Eastern conflict’s bloodiest escalation in decades saw Hamas carry out a massive rocket barrage and ground, air and sea offensive on Saturday. The death toll in Israel surged to over 600, the Israeli government said on Sunday.
Hamas attack on Israel
Yesterday, on October 7, Hamas militants from the Gaza Strip entered southern Israel. They launched numerous rocket attacks on Israeli territory.
By evening, the Israeli military regained control of part of the territory and also struck military targets and Hamas headquarters in response. Rocket exchanges occurred during the night.
Explosions were heard in northern Israel in the morning. The Hezbollah group claimed responsibility for the attacks, which were launched from Lebanon. The IDF responded with strikes.