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Saudi Report: Hamas Successor to Sinwar Injured in Gaza Strike
A senior Hamas official told the Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat that Ali al-A'amouri, considered Hamas's successor to Yahya Sinwar, survived an Israeli strike in Gaza two weeks ago. Al-A'amouri sustained moderate injuries and is in a secure location. The strike reportedly killed five other Palestinians.
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What happened
- 01Hamas official Ali al-A'amouri, successor to Yahya Sinwar, survived an Israeli strike in Gaza two weeks ago.
- 02Al-A'amouri sustained moderate injuries, including limb fractures, and is in a secure location.
- 03The strike reportedly killed five other Palestinians in western Gaza City.
- 04Al-A'amouri, a former prisoner, is now the de facto head of Hamas's political bureau in Gaza.
- 05He is reportedly competing with Nizar Awadallah for the official leadership of Hamas's political bureau.
- 06Israeli intelligence believes al-A'amouri led Hamas's deception strategy regarding disarmament.
Al-A'amouri, who previously spent 20 years in Israeli prison, is now the de facto leader of Hamas in Gaza and is reportedly vying for the official leadership position.
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