Elimination of Ali Khamenei in Tehran constitutes the culmination of a sustained effort to eliminate the senior leadership of the Iranian terror axis over the past two and a half years.
Newly-exposed Hamas intelligence document recommended preparing for an unexpected attack to disrupt Israel's deterrence strategy.
International Criminal Court says it is pressing ahead with its investigation into crimes committed in Palestinian Arab territories or by Palestinian Arab perpetrators, despite the withdrawal of arrest warrant for eliminated Hamas terrorist Mohammed Deif.
International Criminal Court announces it has canceled the arrest warrant for Mohammed Deif following confirmation of his death in an Israeli air strike last year.
Investigation finds that the head of Hamas's military wing considered postponing the October 7 attack to a later date because he feared Hamas had lost the element of surprise.
Special commemorative prayers were held at Al-Aqsa Mosque in memory of Muhammad Deif and other senior Hamas figures who were killed by Israel over the course of the war.
Spokesman for Hamas' military wing, Abu Ubaida, confirms for the first time that Mohammed Deif was eliminated in an Israeli attack approximately six months ago.
According to a Palestinian Arab source in the Gaza Strip, Hamas has located the body of its military leader and buried it in a secret location so that Israel would not exhume it as well as to not break its terrorists' spirit.
The terrorist organization suspects that two residents of Khan Yunis provided Israel with Deif's location for bombing.
The younger brother of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, Mohammad is considered a major planner of the Oct. 7 mass murder attack. Now that Deif is gone, is Mohammed Sinwar Hamas’s next terror master?
The Jewish Chronicle reports that the Gazan who gave away Deif's location to Israel was a 19-year-old messenger who was later transferred to the USA for his protection.
Al-Arabiya reports that the courier revealed the location where Deif and Rafa’a Salameh met before their elimination.
PM holds assessment at IDF Home Front Command, warns Iran against attacking Israel in response to the assassinations of Fuad Shukr and Ismail Haniyeh.
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant confirms death of Mohammed Deif, 'Osama bin Laden of Gaza,' earlier this month. 'We'll pursue Hamas terrorists, we won't rest until the mission is accomplished.'
After weeks of silence, the IDF has officially confirmed the elimination of the commander of Hamas's military wing.
IDF sources tell international media that the signs are growing that Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif was in fact successfully eliminated in an IDF strike earlier this month.
Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said that the UAV that exploded in Tel Aviv was an Iranian-made Samad-3 and was launched from Yemen.
Based on Hamas' response, Israeli diplomatic sources estimate that the negotiations for a hostage and ceasefire deal will continue despite the strike on Hamas's military commander.
Israeli defense officials tell New York Times that the strike targeting Hamas’ military leader followed weeks of surveillance of a compound used by Rafa’a Salameh, the head of the group's Khan Yunis brigade.
IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi Herzi Halevi spoke to the press about the strike targeting Mohammed Deif and the inquiry into October 7th.
Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli accused the Attorney General of not acting against incitement against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Rafa’a Salameh, in the area of Khan Yunis one of the closest associates of Mohammed Deif, the Commander of Hamas’ Military Wing, and was one of the masterminds of the October 7th Massacre.
Senior Hamas official says October 7 mastermind still overseeing terror group's war efforts after IDF said he may have been killed in an airstrike, says it is halting the hostage talks in response to Israeli actions.
Not only because of his major role in planning October 7th, but because Hamas military commander Mohammad Deif was a key factor in the terror group's ongoing efforts to team up with Iran.
The sources refused to confirm or deny that Hamas leader Mohammed Deif was killed as well.
Yizhar Shai, who lost his son Yaron on October 7, commented on the attempted assassination of senior terrorist Mohammed Deif. 'I have just one wish.'
Hamas terror group calls on Arabs, Muslims, and 'the free people of the world' to escalate 'resistance' against Israel, increase clashes.
Hamas terror group calls IAF strikes in Khan Yunis a 'massacre' of 'innocent civilians,' says no senior terrorists were eliminated.
The Saudi Al-Hadath network reports that behind the dramatic assassination of Mohammed Deif was a security breach that Hamas is currently racing to find.
PM Benjamin Netanyahu holds press conference following strike in Khan Yunis, reports that Hamas' Mohammed Deif was killed. Watch.
IDF strikes Hamas leader Mohammed Deif, Rafaa Salama, architects of the October 7 massacre, along with additional Hamas terrorists in western Khan Yunis.
Children marched through the village of Burqa brandishing mock M16s and chanting praise for Hamas leaders. Nearby Jewish residents angered by lack of response by military.
In the recording from the beginning of the war, Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades commander Mohammed Deif calls on the Muslim world to join Hamas in its war on Israel.
Hamas officials say five individuals were aware of the complete plans for the massacre. 70 of the most elite terrorists were chosen for the attack.
IDF footage reveals full picture of Hamas leader Mohammed Deif, leader of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas' military arm.
Channel 12 published a new photo of the commander of Hamas' military wing. The report also stated that one of his legs is missing.
New footage shows senior Hamas leader Mohammed Deif is alive and walking on his own, despite the weeks of fighting in Gaza.
Footage obtained as part of intelligence gathering services shows leader of Hamas' military wing standing on both his feet.
IDF distributes flyers promising substantial financial rewards for tipoffs leading to discovery of Hamas leaders.
Five leaders of the murderous Hamas terrorist organization are left in the IDF's crosshairs.
IDF summarizes Guardian of the Walls operation, adds: "We did everything we could to make sure evil people didn't come out of this alive."
Yaakov Peri, former Shabak chief, explains why it is necessary to eliminate Hamas 'chief of staff' Mohammed Deif.
Leader of Hamas’ military wing: If the aggression against our people does not stop immediately, the enemy will pay a heavy price.
Israeli assessment says terror group back at rocket total from before Operation Protective Edge, just 1.5 years later.
Military commander Mohammad Deif and two operatives released in Gilad Shalit prisoner swap placed on US 'terror blacklist.'
Engineer Dirar Abu Sisi helped Hamas extend the range of its Qassam rockets, headed terrorist military academy in Gaza.
Israeli sources confirm elusive arch-terrorist targeted in airstrike last summer survived 6th attempt on his life, is pushing for Iran aid.
Investigations into Hamas leader's fate still underway, Hamas states, warning leaks could 'aid the enemy' in message to informants.
Elusive al-Qassam Brigades chief sends condolence letter to Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah for Hezbollah members killed in IAF strike.
Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal claims the group has proof that "military leader" Mohammed Deif is alive.
Was Mohammed Deif killed during Operation Protective Edge? Not necessarily, said IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz.
Criticism leveled at political echelon after it received solid intel on Mohammed Deif's location, yet waited three days before the attack.
Amos Yadlin, formerly the head of Military Intelligence, says Israel tried to eliminate Mohammed Deif on the eve of the Second Lebanon War.
Reports in Lebanon say Khaled Mashaal wanted Mohammmed Deif's opinion on ceasefire and called him, giving away his location.
Hamas says body of Mohammed Deif's daughter found in rubble two days later; Deif's fate remains unclear.
Hamas spokesperson says Deif will 'lead the army to liberate Al Aqsa. Quiet night as just one rocket fired at Israel
PM, Defense Minister brief press on developments; Netanyahu urges Jewish people to remain united as offensive continues.
Confusion reigns over Deif's status, after Israeli intelligence official tells international news top terrorist is dead.
Mayor Alon Davidi fires back at Hamas bravado, notes that residents have stayed in their homes despite constant rocket fire.
Spokesperson confirms terror chief survived assassination attempt, issues chilling warning to residents of southern Israel.
