Inna Lillah wa inna Ilayhi Raciun: Al-Qassam Brigade Confirms Martyrdom of Senior Military Leaders
The military spokesman for the Al-Qassam Brigades announced on Thursday the death of a prominent commander from the military wing of Hamas.
In a statement released on Thursday, the military spokesperson for the Al-Qassam Brigades confirmed the death of Muhammad Al-Deif, the leader of Hamas’s military wing, along with several other commanders amid ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza.
In a statement, Abu Ubaida confirmed that the announcement followed the completion of all essential procedures, addressing security alerts dictated by battle and field dynamics, executing thorough verification processes, and implementing all pertinent measures.
Abu Ubaida has announced the names of the Al-Qassam Brigade commanders who were killed during the conflict.
Commander Muhammad Al-Deif, known as Abu Khaled, serves as the Chief of Staff for the Al-Qassam Brigades.
– Marwan Issa, also known as Abu Al-Baraa, serves as the Deputy Chief of Staff for the Al-Qassam Brigades.
Ghazi Abu Tama’a, also known as Abu Musa, holds the position of Commander within the Weapons and Combat Services Section.
Raed Thabet, known as Abu Muhammad, holds the position of Commander in the Human Resources Section.
— Rafe’ Salama, also known as Abu Muhammad, who serves as the commander of the Khan Yunis Brigade.
Ahmed Al-Ghandour, widely known as Abu Anas, serves as the commander of the Northern Brigade.
Ayman Nofal, also known as Abu Ahmed, who served as the commander of the Central Brigade, has been identified.
A recent image has surfaced on the official channels of Al Manar, a prominent news outlet, featuring a scene related to ongoing developments. The photograph, measuring 1024 by 585 pixels, comes with various resolutions, ensuring accessibility across different platforms. With the publication date set for January 2025, this release underscores the agency’s commitment to providing timely visuals that complement their journalistic narratives. Further details about the context or subject of the image remain undisclosed as it appears to be part of a broader reporting effort by the organization.
Abu Ubaida stated that the loss of the commander has motivated thousands of fighters to take on similar roles, emphasizing that the martyred leaders were swiftly succeeded during the conflict.
According to a report from Al-Manar in Gaza, the commanders previously mentioned attained martyrdom at different times throughout the course of the ongoing conflict, rather than simultaneously.
