Head of Hamas’s political bureau Ismail Haniyeh has warned of dire consequences if the Israeli occupation state resumed its assassination of Palestinian leaders.
Faraan: This came in letters sent recently by Haniyeh to several leaders and officials in the region to urge them to convey this warning message to the Israeli government.
“You have heard recent Israeli remarks about intents to assassinate leaders from the Movement, including Yehya as-Sinwar, Sheikh Saleh al-Aruri, commander Mohamed al-Deif, Zaher Jabareen and others,” Taher an-Nunu, Haneyya’s media advisor, said on Wednesday, quoting the Hamas leader as saying in his letters.
Nunu added that the Hamas leader underlined that Israel’s assassination policy, if resumed, would lead “to strong reactions that no one can estimate its magnitude and fallout and would trigger a widespread confrontation with our people and resistance.” Haniyeh also stressed that Israel “cannot expect the price it would pay” if it carried out its assassination threats.
