Israel-Hamas News / Hamas leader dies in Hezbollah stronghold, had threatened to kill PM Netanyahu

Israel-Hamas News: The Israeli army has killed another major commander of the Hamas group in an air strike. This terrorist was hiding in Beirut, Lebanon. Lebanon itself has informed about the death of this terrorist. Lebanon's Hezbollah group's television station says a top Hamas official, Saleh Arouri, was killed in an explosion in a southern Beirut suburb on Tuesday. Saleh Arouri, one of the founders of Hamas's military wing, led the group in the West Bank. Even before the Hamas-Israel war began on October 7, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had threatened to kill Arouri. That's why it was on the IDF's hit list.

Israeli officials have refused to comment on this explosion. Lebanon's state-run National News Agency said the blast killed four people and was carried out by an Israeli drone. An explosion rocked the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital on Tuesday evening, causing chaos in the stronghold of terrorist group Hezbollah. However, no immediate information was available about the nature of the explosion.

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This Hamas commander was a big enemy of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This dreaded terrorist of Hamas had openly threatened to assassinate PM Netanyahu. The Israeli army was eagerly searching for this terrorist. After all, the IDF has now destroyed his work. The explosion occurred during more than two months of heavy firing between Israeli troops and Hezbollah members on Lebanon's southern border. Earlier in the day, Hezbollah said its fighters carried out several attacks targeting Israeli military posts along the Lebanon-Israel border.