Israel accuses him of being one of the “leaders of the massacre” of 7 October and immediately participating in the kidnapping and murder of the Shiri family, Ariel and KFIR Bibas.
This Saturday, the Israeli army killed the leader of the Mujahidín Palestino movement, Asad Abu Sharia, during an attack on a neighborhood in the city of Gaza, as the army announced for the first time and then confirmed the Palestinian organization in an explanation. The Palestinian Mujahidín movement is a split of Al Fatá, the Palestinian party that compiles most of the Palestinian government on the Western Jordoever and has been collaborating with Hamas in the Gaza Strip for years. Israel has accused the armed arm of the organization, the Mujeaidine Brigades, to participate in the Palestinian attack of 7 October 2023 and to kill a Thai hostage, Pitta Natpong, whose mortal remains were found this last Saturday. In fact, the Israeli explanation points to Abu Sharia as one of the “leaders of the massacre” of 7 October that left 1200 Israeli dead and “participated directly in the kidnapping and murder” of the family of kidnapped Shiri, Ariel and KFIR Bibas. Shortly thereafter, the Palestinian resistance committees confirmed the death of Abu Sharia and his brother, Ahmed, in this attack in the Sabtá district, while the Mujahidin movement has welcomed the figure of the deceased leader as “one of the pillars of jihad and resistance in Palestina.”
Source: EITB
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