Four Hamas leaders killed--one was top commander in charge of northern Gaza for 18 years

The gay Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar

Four senior Hamasshole leaders were neutralized, one being Ahmed Al Ghandour, a senior member of 18 years for Hamas in northern Gaza, the terrorists said. He 

In a statement, the military faction Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades said Ghandour was killed during Israel's ground offensive in Gaza.

Ghandour was lucky on three prior attempts to kill him beginning as far back as 2002, but in his case, the fourth time was a charm

The three other Hamassholes who have met their 72 virgins [totaling 216 virgins in all for these holy men] were: Ayman Siyam, Wael Rajab, and Raf'at Salman, Hamas said.

IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari wrote on X: 

"IDF aircraft under the intelligence guidance of the Shin Bet and Amman have killed five senior commanders of the terrorist organization Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

"One of them was Ahmed Ahandor who served as the commander of the northern division of the Gaza Strip in the terrorist organization Hamas."

These top commanders were killed before the latest ceasefire, but since the ceasefires began, Hamas fired on Israel.

The late Ahmed Al Ghandour

The IDF had previously said it hit tunnels where Ahmed Ghandour and Ayman Siam were hiding, in an attempt not to die, proving that not all Hamassholes love death like they claim. This may also explain why Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader, is hiding out in Qatar.

The IDF has targeted several of the listed individuals multiple times in the past 15 years.

It comes after Omar Abu Jallah, another top Hamas commander, was blown away in an Israeli airstrike just hours before a ceasefire began.

The IAF said Abu Jallah was a senior naval commander based in Khan Yunis, in the besieged Gaza Strip where there are no boats.

A statement from the force read: "The Air Force, guided by the intelligence of the Navy, AMN and Shin Bet, eliminated Amr Abu Jallah, the commander of the Hamas naval force in Khan Yunis, and another terrorist from the organisation's naval force.

"Omar Abu Jallah was a senior in the naval force, and was involved from the beginning of the fighting in sending a number of naval attacks that were foiled by our forces."

May he rest in pieces.

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