The capture of Rafah enabled tying a tactical noose on Hamas leadership by disabling an Egyptian lifeline. The operation was delayed for very long and partly successful, because Biden administration forced the IDF not to enter Rafah for six months. The Sinwar brothers who are also responsible for the massacre may be hiding in the Egyptian side of the tunnels or in another country
— Raylan Givens (@JewishWarrior13) July 14, 2024
UPDATE: Reports in Arab media that Hams is investigating a “major internal breach” after the strike in Khan Yunis. They claim that Israel managed to get intelligence from captured Hams terrorists, among it information on the movement of the leaders of Hams from Rafah to Khan…
It appears there’s nothing left but dust of Mohammed Deif, the top military commander of HMS — the #2 man in Gaza.
— Marina Medvin
Israel targeted him and 70 of his men, according to reports. None appear to have survived.
While official confirmation of the success of the operation is pending,… pic.twitter.com/4QHYLbk92x(@MarinaMedvin) July 13, 2024
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