Hamas Confirms Four Officials Killed in Israeli Strike Near Rafah
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Hamas confirmed that four of its officials were killed in an Israeli strike in the Al-Mawasi area near Rafah, southern Gaza Strip. The union representing Gaza's public sector employees called the incident a "massacre of civilian employees." However, a photo of one of the deceased showed him in Hamas police uniform with rank, indicating a security role.
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- Hamas confirmed four officials killed in an Israeli strike near Rafah, Gaza.
- The deceased were identified as Hammam Jabr Abu Labada and three others.
- Gaza's public sector union called the strike a "massacre of civilian employees."
- A photo showed one official in Hamas police uniform with rank insignia.
Hamas confirmed on Tuesday that four of its officials were killed in an Israeli strike in the Al-Mawasi area near Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. The organization identified the deceased as Hammam Jabr Abu Labada, Mahmoud Zahi Abu Na'ama, Muhammad Hamad al-Sultan, and Samir Azzat Adwan.
The Union of Public Sector Employees in Gaza described the incident as a "massacre in which civilian employees of the Ministry of Economy were killed." However, a photograph of one of the individuals, Mahmoud Abu Na'ama, shows him in Hamas police uniform with rank insignia, suggesting a security role rather than a purely civilian one.
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