IDF sends Hamasshole "orchestrator" of Oct. 7th to his 72 virgin critters

Another Hamas leader bites the dust

A bunch of foreign policy wonks and security nerds dropped a report that’s got everyone talking: a “day after” plan for Gaza that swaps out Hamas for private security contractors the likes of, say, Blackwater types, with serious Middle East street cred. These guys reckon hired guns could fill the power vacuum. 

Is this a bold, brilliant move, or a recipe for disaster? You decide.

Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) dropped a bombshell Saturday, confirming they “eliminated” one of Hamassholes’ OGs in a slick joint op with the Israel Security Agency (ISA). Hakham Muhammad Issa Al-Issa, a big shot in Hamas’ military wing, got taken out in an airstrike in Gaza City’s Sabra neighborhood on Friday.

 

This dude [his friend called him "Hey -Mo"] wasn’t just any player, Issa ran the show as head of combat support headquarters, beefing up Hamas’ forces in Gaza, leading their training ops, and sitting pretty on their General Security Council. 

The IDF says he played a “significant role in the planning and execution of the brutally barbaric October 7th massacre” and was scheming fresh attacks on Israeli civilians and IDF troops in recent days. 

Oh, and he was hustling to rebuild Hamas’ shattered systems after Israel’s wartime beatdown. Now he's gone and his stink lingers on.

 
Hot on the heels of this, Israel has been flexing hard in its shadow war with Iran. The IDF smoked Saeed Izadi, an Iranian commander who’d been funneling cash and guns to Hamas for years. The IDF tagged him as “one of the orchestrators” of the Oct. 7 attack. Iran’s proxy game just took another hit.

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