Ismail Haniyeh Assassination: Israel had broken the back of the Palestinian organization Hamas in the last one year. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu killed Hamas leaders one after another. In July this year, Israeli intelligence officers had killed Ismail Haniyeh in Iran’s capital Tehran. Ismail Haniya was the political chief of Hamas. Now, 5 months after his death, such information has come which shows that even though Israel has defeated Hamas, its enemy is not only Israel but also Naseeb.
Actually, Channel 12 has written a report related to the death of Ismail Haniyeh. It is written in the report that when Ismail Haniyeh was hiding in Tehran, the capital of Iran, Mossad (Israeli intelligence agency) had planted explosives under the bed in his room. But this mission almost failed when the air condition of that room broke down and preparations were being made to change Ismail Haniyeh’s room. But at the last moment, the Revolutionary Guard Corps guest house employee adjusted the air condition and Ismail Haniyeh remained in the same room and ultimately lost his life in the explosion.
According to a Report yesterday from Channel 12; Mossad’s Assassination of Hamas Political Leader, Ismail Haniyeh on July 31st was nearly foiled due to a Broken Air Conditioner in the Room where Haniyeh was staying, and where an Improvised Explosive Device had been planted near… pic.twitter.com/YZJQDjSIsb
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Who was Ismail Haniyeh?
Ismail Haniyeh was a Palestinian politician. He has also been the head of the political wing of Hamas and the Prime Minister of the Palestinian government. Haniya was arrested by Israel in 1989 and kept in jail for three years. Haniyeh was later released by Israel along with several Hamas leaders on the border between Lebanon and Israel. Now he had again become the enemy of Israel. In his last days he was living under the shelter of Qatar. However, due to fear of Israel and Mossad, he was hiding in Tehran, Iran.
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