How did Israel kill Hamas chief 'Ismail Haniyeh'? Iran told, also made this big allegation on America

Israel-Iran War: The fight between Israel and Palestine has increased even more. After the death of Palestine's Hamas organization chief Ismail Haniyya, the rest of the countries of the Middle East have also united against Israel. Lebanon has also jumped into the fight against Israel along with Iran and Hamas. Lebanon's Hezbollah organization has also fired several rockets at Israel. After the death of Hamas chief Haniya, Israel is being attacked from all sides. In such a situation, questions are being raised as to how Hamas chief Ismail Haniya was killed?

Israel attacked with short-range rockets

On this, Iran's paramilitary force Revolutionary Guard said on Saturday that Israel has targeted Hamas leader Ismail Haniya with a short-range rocket. It has also accused the US of supporting Israel in this attack. Iran's Revolutionary Guard has decided to take revenge for Haniya's death from Israel.

This rocket was equipped with 7 kg of gunpowder

Iran's paramilitary force Revolutionary Guard said that on Wednesday, a rocket equipped with 7 kg of gunpowder was used to target the residence of Hamas' political chief Haniyya in the capital Tehran. The Revolutionary Guard claimed that the attack caused large-scale destruction.

Haniyya had come to Tehran to participate in the President's oath ceremony

However, it did not tell where was the residence of Hamas chief Ismail Haniyya in Tehran? It is known that Haniyya was in Iran to participate in the swearing-in ceremony of Iran's newly elected President Masoud Pezeshkian.

America supported Israel in the murder of Haniyya

The Revolutionary Guard said, 'Israel planned the attack and carried it out. America supported it in this work. It threatened that 'the war-mongering and terrorist Zionist regime will get severe punishment at the appropriate time, place and scale.'

Israel had taken a resolution in October last year

Let us tell you that Israel has neither denied nor accepted its role in the killing of Haniya. However, it had resolved to kill Haniya and other Hamas leaders after the unexpected attack in its southern region on October 7 last year.

Now there can be a direct fight between Israel and Iran

Haniya's killing has increased the possibility of a large-scale conflict breaking out in the region and Israel and Iran getting involved in a direct fight in case Tehran retaliates. In April, Iran tried to target Israel with hundreds of missiles and drones.

Iran supports Hamas and Hezbollah organizations

However, Israel claimed to have foiled 99 percent of these attacks. Iran does not recognize Israel. It supports anti-Israel militant groups - Palestine's Hamas and Lebanon's Hezbollah.