The Israeli army has achieved great success. Israel Defense Forces has killed another senior Hamas commander in an airstrike. The Israeli Army said in a post on Twitter that it has killed another senior Hamas commander, Ibrahim Biari, in an airstrike. This Hamas commander was one of the main architects of the attack on Israel on October 7. He was also guilty of the brutal murder of 13 Israelis. It had also carried out a major terrorist attack on Israel in the year 2004. Used to lead major actions of Hamas including firing rockets at Israel. He was the commander of Hamas’s Central Jabaliya Battalion. Before this, the Israeli army has killed more than a dozen senior commanders of Hamas. More than 1100 Hamas terrorists have been killed so far.
Western Jabaliya Training Center of Hamas terrorists.
According to the IDF, Ibrahim Biari was one of the terrorists responsible for the October 7 terrorist attack on Israel. IDF warplanes also destroyed a Hamas command center and control room during the operation. During this period, many other terrorists of Hamas have also been killed. Dozens of Hamas terrorists were present with Biyari, all of them were killed in Israeli army air strikes. Hamas’ underground infrastructure has also been destroyed after the attack. Hamas had built a large underground training camp for terrorists in Western Jabaliya. Now the Israeli army has asked local residents to move towards south Gaza for their safety.
Who was Ibrahim Biyari?
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- He was the commander of Hamas’s Central Jabaliya Battalion.
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- This Nukhba was responsible for sending terrorists to Israel.
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- Was among the main responsible for the deadly terrorist attack on Israel on October 7.
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- In 2004, it was responsible for sending terrorists to the port of Ashdod in Israel, in which 13 people were killed.
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- Had been directing rocket attacks on Israel on behalf of Hamas for the last 20 years. He was also carrying out attacks on the Israeli army.
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- Recently, he was in charge of managing the war against Israeli forces in northern Gaza.