Netanyahu Clueless About Whether His Mission to Kill Hamas Chief Worked
On Saturday, Israel launched an overnight airstike to kill top Hamas military commander and suspected architect of the Oct. 7 attack, Mohammed Deif, which hit a humanitarian zone in Gaza.
During a news conference, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was “not absolutely certain” Deif, and a second Hamas commander Rafa Salama, had been killed, but vowed to “get to the whole of the leadership of Hamas."
According to Gazan health officials, the strike killed at least 90 people and wounded hundreds near Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza strip, marking the largest loss of life in weeks.