IDF Eliminates Hamas Terrorist Posing as Humanitarian Aid Worker
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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- IDF killed Hamas terrorist Zakaria Nabil Moussa Qissi in Gaza.
- Qissi infiltrated Israel on October 7th.
- He managed a Turkish aid group used for Hamas funding.
- The strike aimed to neutralize his threat and disrupt Hamas finances.
- Precautions were taken to avoid civilian casualties.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted an airstrike in Khan Younis, Gaza, on Sunday, eliminating Zakaria Nabil Moussa Qissi, a Hamas Nukhba terrorist who infiltrated Israel during the October 7th massacre. Beyond his role in Hamas, Qissi managed the Turkish Deniz Feneri association, which presented itself as a humanitarian aid group but maintained ties with senior Hamas leadership and Turkish officials. Within the association, Qissi was instrumental in employing numerous terrorists and providing financial support to Hamas operatives. The organization and its leaders claimed humanitarian activities, but in reality, they raised funds to support Hamas. This represents a cynical exploitation of the humanitarian sphere to bolster terror activities under a humanitarian guise. Recently, Qissi advanced terror plots against IDF forces and Israeli civilians, worked to restore Hamas's capabilities, and systematically violated the ceasefire. The strike was carried out to neutralize the threat he posed. Precautions were taken to minimize civilian harm, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance. The IDF continues to focus on disrupting Hamas's funding channels to prevent the rebuilding of its military infrastructure and capabilities. IDF forces in the Southern Command are deployed in the area and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threats.
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