Who is Hamas' Leader?

Why is the IDF striking in Gaza?

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Who is Hamas' Leader?

Yahya Sinwar is Hamas’ leader in Gaza, the second in command of the entire Hamas, and one of the founders of the Hamas’ military wing. Sinwar is the mastermind behind Hamas’ brutal massacres in the towns and communities of southern Israel and the Nova Music Festival on October 7th.

When A Murderer Becomes A Leader: Who is Yahya Sinwar?

Why is the IDF striking in Gaza?

The IDF is striking terrorist infrastructure belonging to the Hamas terrorist organization, whose operatives brutally massacred Israeli civilians just a week ago and have been terrorizing Israeli civilians for years. Terrorist infrastructure includes rocket launchers, underground attack tunnels and weapons production and storage facilities, among other things.

Luxury Homes Turned Terrorism Hubs: Why is the IDF striking in Gaza’s Upscale Rimal Neighborhood?

How is the IDF calling for Gaza's civilians to move to safer areas?

The call was sent out using a variety of different means including thousands of pamphlets distributed aerially over Gaza and direct phone calls and text messages to Gazans from ISA personnel, urging them to evacuate south of Wadi Gaza and warning them of the risk of staying in the areas north of the Wadi.

Click the full article to see the pamphlets and their distribution.

Here’s How the IDF Called for Gazans to Evacuate for Their Safety:

A teddy bear stuffed with sniper rifles and ammunition, along with various weaponry, was found in schools in Gaza

09.12.23

IDF

During operational activity by the 551th Division yesterday, a large teddy bear was found containing sniper rifles and ammunition inside a school.

Additionally, in a nearby school, weaponry was found hidden in classrooms, some concealed in UNRWA bags.

The Hamas terrorist organization is using children's games to conceal weapons, while deliberately putting the children of Gaza at risk. Throughout the war, weapons were found hidden in children's items and play areas including in a girl's backpack, under children's beds, in schools, and in playgrounds.