Hamas chief Haniyeh was killed by bomb hidden two months ago in Tehran guesthouse: Report
- Hamas Political Leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran using an explosive device hidden in his guesthouse, as reported by The New York Times.
- The bomb, concealed two months prior, was detonated remotely after confirming Haniyeh was inside.
- The Iranian Government and Hamas assert that Israel carried out the assassination, which Israel neither confirmed nor denied.
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Hamas chief Haniyeh killed by bomb snuck into guesthouse 2 months ago: Report
Ismail Haniyeh was killed on Wednesday by a bomb secretly planted in a Tehran guesthouse, according to a report by The New York Times citing top officials. The explosive device was hidden roughly two months earlier.
Haniyeh Killed By Bomb Placed In Tehran Guesthouse 2 Months Ago In Astounding Mossad Penetration Of IRGC Security
Haniyeh Killed By Bomb Placed In Tehran Guesthouse 2 Months Ago In Astounding Mossad Penetration Of IRGC Security New details have emerged in the Israeli covert assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh while he was staying in Tehran to attend the country's presidential inauguration events. Iran and Hamas' backers considered Haniyeh to be essentially akin to a top foreign diplomat or even head of state, and so at times Haniyeh was known to tr…
Bomb planted months in advance to kill Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran: NYT
A bomb that killed Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran was planted months in advance, according to a report by The New York Times published on Thursday. The explosive device was reportedly smuggled into a guesthouse in Tehran two months prior to the assassination. The guesthouse, known as Neshat, is located in a prestigious area of northern Tehran and is operated by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC). According to seven Middle Eas…
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