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Israel Demands Apology From Belgium Over Aid Worker Linked to Hamas
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By Itamar Eichner
First reported by Ynet · 6 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Embassy in Belgium is demanding an apology after new evidence surfaced linking a Palestinian aid worker, killed in a 2024 Israeli airstrike, to Hamas. The worker, Abdullah Jamal Sobhi Nabhan, was identified as a member of Hamas' Khan Younis Battalion by an open-source researcher.
- 01Israel seeks apology from Belgium over aid worker linked to Hamas.
- 02New evidence suggests slain Palestinian aid worker was Hamas member.
- 03Worker killed with family in 2024 Israeli airstrike in Rafah.
- 04Israel claims it previously informed Belgium of Hamas ties.
- 05Evidence includes mourning poster and relative's posts.
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