The death of Mohammad Dif, the head of the military branch of Palestinian extremist organization Hamas, has been officially confirmed. Hamas has issued a statement about this for the first time, while Israel announced his death 6 months ago.
Significantly, the Israeli army claimed in August last year that the lamp was killed in an airstrike in the southern part of Gaza. Now with the confirmation of Dif’s death from Hamas, all the speculation on it has come to an end.
Hamas Deputy Chief Marwan Issa was also killed
Hamas’s military branch Al-Kassam Brigade spokesman Abu Obeda confirmed the death of not only Mohammad Diff but also the deputy chief of the organization’s deputy chief of Marwan Isa. He said:
“The enemy has killed two of our big leaders, but their legacy and our resistance will continue.”
Obeda also said that the killing of Hamas military leaders would not affect the ongoing Palestinian resistance against Israel.
Mohammad Dif was the mastermind of the October 7 attack
Mohammad Diff was the main conspirator of the attack on Israel on 7 October, which started the war in Gaza. He topped the Israeli’s most wanted list for many years.
Hamas released 8 Israeli hostages, in return 110 Palestinian prisoners released
The death of Mohammad Dif has been confirmed at a time when the blessings continue to be swept under the conflict-gathering agreement in the Gaza Strip.
On Thursday, Hamas released 8 Israeli hostages, in return, Israel started releasing 110 Palestinian prisoners.
– There are 30 of the released prisoners who were guilty of fatal attacks against Israeli and serving life imprisonment.
– Some prisoners were allowed to return to the West Bank occupied, while the prisoners convicted in more serious crimes are being deported to Egypt.
It is a third time between the two sides and the prisoners are swap by the two sides under the effective conflict-demise agreement from 19 February.
Now it has to be seen that after the death of Mohammad Dif and Marwan Isa, Hamas’s military strategy and in which direction his struggle with Israel moves.