Journalist Accused of Shin Bet Collusion After Hamas Activist Killed in Gaza
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza City on October 22 killed Hamas activist Fuad al-Gula. A journalist, Hamza al-Masri, had previously identified al-Gula as involved in an abduction and pinpointed his location. Following the strike, al-Masri was accused on social media of being a Shin Bet informant, though no evidence was provided. The article does not confirm if al-Masri's information was used in the strike.
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- Hamas activist Fuad al-Gula was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City on October 22.
- Journalist Hamza al-Masri is accused of being a Shin Bet informant after identifying al-Gula's location.
- Al-Masri had previously identified al-Gula as involved in the abduction of opposition activist the opposition activist.
- No evidence has been presented to support the claims of al-Masri's collaboration with Israeli intelligence.
- Al-Masri is known for criticizing Hamas and has faced threats from the organization's supporters.
An Israeli airstrike on a vehicle in Gaza City's Tal al-Hawa neighborhood on Thursday, October 22, resulted in the deaths of two individuals. According to the Telegram channel Abu Ali Express, one of the deceased was identified as Hamas activist Fuad al-Gula. Approximately two weeks prior, Hamas militants had abducted the opposition activist, known for his opposition activities. Hamza al-Masri, a journalist based outside the Gaza Strip, had identified Fuad al-Gula as one of those involved in the abduction and specified the area in Gaza City where he was located. Following al-Gula's elimination, accusations began circulating on social media against al-Masri. He has been labeled an agent of Israel's General (Shin Bet), with claims that his published information enabled Israeli intelligence to locate the Hamas activist. No evidence has been presented to support these allegations of collaboration between the journalist and Israeli intelligence. It remains unclear whether al-Masri's information was used in planning the strike. Al-Masri is known for his criticism of Hamas and has previously received threats from supporters of the organization.
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