Israel Admits It Took Long To Hunt For Leaders Of The Hamas Military Wing

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JAKARTA - Israeli operations to hunt down and kill the armed winger leader of Hamas, Muhammad al-Dayf, will take 'long time', an Israeli military spokesman said.

In a press conference, Rear Admiral Daniel Badminton stressed the need to find and kill the leader of the Al-Qassam Brigade.

As reported by ANTARA from Anadolu, Thursday, December 28, Daniel teleoni stated that no matter how long it would take for Israel to complete the task, Yedioth Ahronoth reported.

Since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, Tel Aviv has stressed the goal of eliminating Palestinian resistance group Hamas, but most international analyzes are skeptical it can be done.

Badminton also said the Israeli military had completed the destruction of infrastructure under the Al-Rantisi Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip.

They claimed to have found several kilometers of such infrastructure.

Israel launched a massive military offensive in the Gaza Strip after Hamas attacked it on October 7.

The operation killed 21,110 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and injured 55,243 others.

Israeli attacks have also destroyed Gaza where 60 percent of infrastructure in the region is damaged or destroyed and nearly 2 million people are forced to flee in a state of food shortage, clean water, and medicine.

About 1,200 Israelis are believed to have died as a result of the Hamas attack.