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Hamas Claims Shin Bet Used Deception, Drones in Gaza Operation
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By Алекс Липницкий
First reported by Kan News · 18 hours ago
What happened
Hamas claims the Israeli Shin Bet used a two-month elaborate deception, including humanitarian cover and Palestinian informants, to capture its internal security chief, Moin al-Arabi, in Gaza. The group alleges a firefight occurred during the raid, resulting in family injuries and a drone strike, before al-Arabi was ultimately detained.
- 01Hamas claims Shin Bet used a two-month elaborate deception for the capture.
- 02Agents allegedly posed as humanitarian workers to gather intelligence.
- 03Palestinian informants and women vendors reportedly aided the operation.
- 04Hamas alleges a firefight, family injuries, and a drone strike occurred.
- 05The group claims tranquilizer ammunition was used.
- 06Hamas seeks to downplay the captured official's importance.
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