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Who is Ibrahim Biari, Hamas commander claimed to have been eliminated by Israel?

Ibrahim Biari was the Hamas commander of Central Jabaliya Battalion, stationed in Jabaliya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.

Published on: Nov 01, 2023 07:05 AM IST
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Israel on Wednesday claimed to have eliminated top Hamas commander Ibrahim Biari, said to be among those responsible for the October 7 attacks on Israel.

According to the Israel Defence Forces, its fighter jets carried out strikes and damaged Hamas's command and control in Jabalia and eliminated a large number of militants who were with him.

Ibrahim Biari was the Hamas commander of Central Jabaliya Battalion, stationed in Jabaliya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip
Ibrahim Biari was the Hamas commander of Central Jabaliya Battalion, stationed in Jabaliya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip

“Additionally, underground terrorist infrastructure collapsed following the strike. The IDF reiterates its call to the residents of the area to move south for their safety”, the IDF said in a post on social media platform X.

However, Hamas has denied the presence of its commander in the area.

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Who was Ibrahim Biari?

Ibrahim Biari was the Hamas commander of Central Jabaliya Battalion, stationed in Jabaliya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.

According to the IDF, Biari oversaw all the Hamas operations in northern Gaza Strip since the militant group started its ground offensive. He was also believed to be involved in multiple attacks on Israel in the past decades.

As per the CNN report, IDF had blamed Biari as one of the Hamas commanders responsible for sending militants to Israel for carrying out coordinated strikes on October 7.

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