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Mkuu wa kitengo Cha kutengeneza Silaha, ikiwemo makombora Bwana Mahsein Abu Zina ameuawa na majeshi ya IDF mjini Gaza. Abu Zina ndiye kiongozi aliyekuwa akiaminiwa katika kutengeneza makombora na Silaha zingine.
Kwa Sasa kiongozi wa Hamas Gaza, Yahya Sinwar amezingirwa na majeshi ya IDF na hii imepelekea Hamas kuomba maridhiano na Israel ya kusitisha mapigano ili mateka watolewe.
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Israel today said it killed a Hamas weapons boss and cornered the mastermind of the horrific October 7 massacre in his bunker as Israeli forces continue to advance 'deep inside' Gaza City.
Israeli airstrikes 'eliminated' leading Hamas armourer Mahsein Abu Zina and several terrorists who were attacking IDF troops with ground-to-ground rocket fire, the military said today.
Israeli troops also managed to corner Yahya Sinwar, the most senior Hamas leader in Gaza and believed to be a key planner of the October 7 attacks that left 1,400 Israelis dead, in his bunker.
Sinwar's fate is not yet known but Israel's coordinated attacks on Hamas's stronghold in the north of the Gaza Strip comes as the Israeli military warned the terror leaders they are 'dead men walking'.
Israeli troops are now advancing 'deep inside' Gaza City where they are fighting intense and bloody battles against Hamas terrorists.
Underlining Israel's determination to destroy Hamas, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant described Gaza City as 'the largest terrorist base ever built'. Israel says Hamas has its central command and a vast labyrinth of tunnels built under the city.
'We are in the heart of Gaza City,' he said, adding Israel was 'tightening the noose'. Combat engineers are now using explosive devices to destroy a tunnel network built by Hamas that stretches for hundreds of miles beneath the territory.
The Israeli military said Hamas militants fired anti-tank missiles at Israeli forces from nearby hospitals and soldiers found weapons hidden in a school in northern Gaza.
The military wing of Hamas, which has ruled the small, densely populated territory for 16 years, said its fighters were inflicting heavy losses and damage on advancing Israeli forces. It was not possible to verify the battlefield claims of either side.
Kwa Sasa kiongozi wa Hamas Gaza, Yahya Sinwar amezingirwa na majeshi ya IDF na hii imepelekea Hamas kuomba maridhiano na Israel ya kusitisha mapigano ili mateka watolewe.
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Israel today said it killed a Hamas weapons boss and cornered the mastermind of the horrific October 7 massacre in his bunker as Israeli forces continue to advance 'deep inside' Gaza City.
Israeli airstrikes 'eliminated' leading Hamas armourer Mahsein Abu Zina and several terrorists who were attacking IDF troops with ground-to-ground rocket fire, the military said today.
Israeli troops also managed to corner Yahya Sinwar, the most senior Hamas leader in Gaza and believed to be a key planner of the October 7 attacks that left 1,400 Israelis dead, in his bunker.
Sinwar's fate is not yet known but Israel's coordinated attacks on Hamas's stronghold in the north of the Gaza Strip comes as the Israeli military warned the terror leaders they are 'dead men walking'.
Israeli troops are now advancing 'deep inside' Gaza City where they are fighting intense and bloody battles against Hamas terrorists.
Underlining Israel's determination to destroy Hamas, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant described Gaza City as 'the largest terrorist base ever built'. Israel says Hamas has its central command and a vast labyrinth of tunnels built under the city.
'We are in the heart of Gaza City,' he said, adding Israel was 'tightening the noose'. Combat engineers are now using explosive devices to destroy a tunnel network built by Hamas that stretches for hundreds of miles beneath the territory.
The Israeli military said Hamas militants fired anti-tank missiles at Israeli forces from nearby hospitals and soldiers found weapons hidden in a school in northern Gaza.
The military wing of Hamas, which has ruled the small, densely populated territory for 16 years, said its fighters were inflicting heavy losses and damage on advancing Israeli forces. It was not possible to verify the battlefield claims of either side.
