Hamas spokesman, Abdel-Latif Al-Qanou, was killed in the Israeli air attack on north Gaza, the media related to Hamas on Thursday morning.
He is the last person who was killed since Israel resumed his operations in the Palestin Enclave.
Al-Qanou was killed when his tent in Jabalia was hit, Al-Aqsa television reported under Hamas.
A few people were wounded in the same attack, while in separate attacks were killed at least six in Gaza and one in the southern part of Gaza Khan Younis, medical sources said.
During this week, Israel killed Ismaila Barhouma, a member of the politics of Hamas, and Salah al-Bardaweel, another higher leader of the Palestinian movement.
Bandaweel and Barhoum were members of the Hamass’s decision-making body, – politbiroa – of which 11 were killed since the beginning of the war in late 2023, the sources of Hamas.
Last week, Israel ended the two-month truce continuing bombing and land operations, increasing the pressure on Hamas to release the remaining hostages in their captivity.
At least 830 people, of which more than half of the children and women were killed since Israel continued large military attacks in Gaza 18. March, the data were Gaza Ministries.
Israel and Hamas merged with each other for breaking the truce. It was generally held since January and offered a respite from the war by 2.3 million Gaza locals, which was converted into ruins.
Hamas, who still holds 59 of about 250 hostages, accused Israel that he jeopardized the efforts of intermediaries to negotiate a permanent break-up agreement.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he ordered attacks because Hamas refused suggestions to extend the ceasefire. He repeated the threats on Wednesday that he would take the territory in Gaza if Hamas did not release the remaining hostages that still hold, reports Reuters.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
