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Israel Kills Mudschaheddin Brigades Leader Assaad Abu Tscharia in Gaza City

The strike is part of a wider campaign to dismantle militant cells in Gaza by intensifying pressure on Hamas to release hostages.

Die israelische Armee hat im Gazastreifen nach eigenen Angaben den Anführer der Mudschaheddin-Brigaden getötet, der maßgeblich an der Verschleppung und Ermordung der Deutsch-Israelin Shiri Bibas und ihrer beiden kleinen Söhne Ariel und Kfir beteiligt war.
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Overview

  • The Israeli army said it killed Assaad Abu Tscharia, the leader of the Mudschaheddin Brigades linked to the abduction and killing of Shiri Bibas and her sons.
  • The military also recovered the body of Thai farmworker Natthapong Pinta from Rafah after accusing Tscharia’s unit of his murder.
  • Continued air and ground operations in Gaza this weekend resulted in at least 36 reported Palestinian deaths, according to Gaza’s Civil Defense.
  • Thousands of demonstrators rallied in Tel Aviv demanding a ceasefire and the release of the remaining 55 hostages held by Hamas.
  • Earlier this week, Hamas published an image of hostage Matan Zangauker with a threat that he “will not return alive,” underscoring the urgency of diplomatic efforts.