Gaza Building Collapse Kills Hamas Security Chief, Tunnel Suspected
A building collapse in Gaza City that killed 21 people, including a former bodyguard of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh, has raised suspicions about Hamas tunnel activity. Mahmoud Saada, identified as one of Haniyeh's security detail, was among the deceased in the al-Saada building collapse.
Sources opposing Hamas claim that an old tunnel, recently "renewed" by the organization beneath the structure, caused the collapse. According to one source, this same tunnel was where senior Hamas official Jamal al-Zebda, known as "the Professor" and credited with developing Hamas's rocket engines, was eliminated along with other operatives, including Bassam Issa, commander of Hamas's Gaza City brigade.
The article reiterates the identification of Mahmoud Saada as a victim and the claim that a Hamas tunnel was responsible for the building's destruction.
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