Israel’s biggest strike on Hamas, missile attack on the house of terrorist leader Ismail Haniya

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has said that the house of Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh has been bombed by an Israeli drone. According to media reports, a missile was fired at Haniyeh’s home in the al-Shathi neighborhood of northern Gaza. However, it is not clear whether any of his family members were at home at the time of the strike on Saturday. Haniyeh has been living in exile in Qatar since 2019. Last month, 14 members of Haniyeh’s family were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza, including his brother and nephew.

Meanwhile, an Israeli airstrike on an ambulance in northern Gaza killed 15 people and injured 60, according to the health ministry of the Hamas-controlled enclave. The Israeli military said it targeted an ambulance being used by a Hamas terrorist cell. He said Hamas fighters were killed in the attack and accused the group of using ambulances to transport terrorists and weapons.

Ezzat al-Reshik, a Hamas official, denied allegations that his fighters were present. Gaza Health Ministry spokesman, Ashraf al-Qidra, said the ambulance was part of a convoy targeted by Israel near al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City. Israel’s military did not provide evidence to support its claim that the ambulance was linked to Hamas, but said they would release more information later. The Army said that we emphasize that this area is a war zone. Citizens in the area have been repeatedly asked to evacuate to the south for their safety.