Shin Bet Calls Terrorists Before Strikes, Demands They Separate From Families
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Shin Bet officers have reportedly called Gaza terror operatives in recent months, demanding they separate from their families before targeted strikes. At least five such incidents have occurred, including the drone strike killing Muhammad al-Biyuk in Khan Younis after he received such a call. His aunt was injured trying to stop him from leaving alone. This tactic is reportedly used against operatives involved in military activities.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Shin Bet officers reportedly call Gaza terrorists before strikes, demanding they separate from families.
- At least five such incidents have occurred in recent months, according to a Saudi report.
- One operative, Muhammad al-Biyuk, was killed by a drone in Khan Younis after receiving such a call.
- Al-Biyuk's aunt was severely injured trying to prevent him from leaving alone.
- The tactic is reportedly used against operatives involved in military activities.
Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) officers have been contacting terror operatives in Gaza in recent months, presenting them with an ultimatum before targeted killings: either distance themselves from their families or risk them being harmed in an attack, according to a report in the Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat. The report indicates that at least five such incidents have occurred. In one case, a terrorist in Khan Younis was killed by an Israeli drone after receiving a call from a Shin Bet officer. The operative, identified as Muhammad al-Biyuk, was instructed to choose between the two options. He reportedly went to a rooftop after the call and was eliminated by a small missile fired from an Israeli drone. His family confirmed the details to the newspaper, with one relative stating that al-Biyuk's aunt was severely injured when she tried to prevent him from leaving alone following the phone call.
Sources in Gaza told the newspaper that this tactic is employed against operatives involved in military activities. However, senior figures in terror organizations are reportedly eliminated in broader strikes, even at the cost of civilian casualties. Some operatives who received these calls reportedly complied with the demand to distance themselves from their families to prevent harm to their relatives.
