Palestinian militant group Hamas has confirmed the death of its military wing, the al-Qassam Brigades, spokesman Abu Ubaidah, and Gaza leader Muhammad Snuwar, who were killed in the ongoing conflict with Israel. According to Hamas, the al-Qassam Brigades spokesman was wounded in an Israeli airstrike in August and succumbed to his injuries while receiving treatment. The statement also confirmed the deaths of Rafah Brigade leader Muhammad Shaban and two other senior Hamas leaders, Hakeem al-Aisi and Raed Saad.
Hamas attributed the deaths to Israeli military actions, saying that they were a result of the ongoing conflict. Social media has shared a video showing Palestinian youth identifying an Israeli soldier, who was allegedly involved in the killings. In May, Israel claimed to have killed Hamas leader Muhammad Snuwar, the brother of former Hamas leader Yahya Snuwar. Three months later, Israel announced the death of Abu Ubaidah.
Abu Ubaidah’s last statement was made in early September, when Israel launched new military operations in Gaza, declaring the area a war zone and destroying numerous residential buildings, resulting in a large-scale displacement of Palestinians. Many people gathered in the Khan Yunis area, known as Street 5, where Abu Ubaidah was a prominent voice, providing updates on the battlefield situation, ceasefires, and prisoner exchanges, particularly during the short-lived ceasefire.
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