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Israel says it killed new Hamas military leader in Gaza

Israel said the strike killed Mohammed Odeh, whom it identified as Hamas’s new armed wing chief and a planner of the Oct. 7 attacks.

  • On Tuesday, Israel said it targeted Mohammed Odeh, Hamas's newly appointed armed wing chief, in a Gaza strike just days after his predecessor Ezzedine Al-Haddad was killed on May 15.
  • Since Hamas's October 7, 2023 cross-border assault killing 1,221 people, Israel has systematically targeted the group's senior leadership, with Netanyahu pledging to 'eliminate the masterminds' behind the attacks.
  • Netanyahu and Defence Minister Israel Katz stated Odeh 'served as head of Hamas intelligence during the Oct 7 massacre' and was 'responsible for the murder, abduction, and injury of numerous Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers,' with the strike killing three people and wounding more than 20 in Gaza City's Rimal neighbourhood.
  • Hours before the strike, Israel announced expanded ground operations in Lebanon as it intensifies military activities on multiple fronts, with approximately 900 Palestinians killed since the October ceasefire and four Israeli soldiers reported casualties.
  • Israel and Hamas remain deadlocked over implementing the ceasefire's second phase, which would include Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawals, as Israel's retaliatory response has killed at least 72,803 people according to Gaza health authorities validated by the United Nations.
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For the second time within two weeks, Israel killed the man at the head of the armed arm of the Islamist Palestinian organization Hamas. On Wednesday, one and a half weeks after the attack on Essedin al-Haddad, both Israel and Hamas confirmed the killing of his successor Mohammed Odeh. Odeh, the commander of the Essedin al-Kassam Brigades in the Palestinian area, was buried in the city of Gaza. According to an AFP reporter, hundreds of people pa…

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ladepeche.fr broke the news on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
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