IDF: The IDF eliminated a Hamas terrorist who posed a threat to forces in the area and operated under the guise of a journalist

Yesterday (Wednesday), IDF troops in the Southern Command struck and eliminated Muhammad Samir Muhammad Washah, a key terrorist in Hamas’ rocket and weapons production headquarters, who had been planning terrorist attacks against IDF soldiers operating in the area.

Throughout the war, Washah was involved in the production of drones, rockets, and additional weaponry, and also took part in the transfer of weapons through the Gaza Strip.

As revealed by the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit, Washah operated under the guise of an Al Jazeera journalist, exploiting this identity in order to advance terrorist activities against IDF forces and the State of Israel.

The terrorist contributed to Hamas’ force build-up efforts, was actively involved in planning attacks against IDF troops, and posed a concrete threat to forces in the area. Prior to the strike, steps were taken to mitigate harm to civilians, including the use of precise munitions, aerial surveillance, and additional intelligence.

Israel managed to pinpoint Nasrallah’s location after a man met him and smeared his hands with a substance after shaking his hands.

The substance allowed Israel to track him to the high-level meeting which took place at Hezbollah’s main headquarters, after which he died along with several other top Hezbollah leaders. The meeting was in a bunker beneath a building.

The report by Hebrew newspaper Maariv added that it took two minutes to confirm his presence at the meeting; after which the Israeli Air Force planes decimated the headquarters.

Eight Israeli fighter jets conducted the strike and at least 15 2,000-pound bunker-buster precision guided bombs were used. The heat was so intense that it melted the gold bars stored in the bunker. Claims were made to have found nasrallah but that was symbolic so a "funeral" could be held.

A senior IDF official said last night that “Eternal Darkness” was no less successful than the “Pagers” operation — and he may be right.

A new capability made it possible to locate Hezbollah’s alternate command centers and strike directly at its command echelon. The result: a broad blow to the core of Hezbollah’s command-and-control system — a surprise strike that had been planned as the opening blow of the operation even before the war, and was later adapted after Hezbollah changed its deployment.

Within about 10 minutes, roughly 100 command centers were attacked, and most of the organization’s covert infrastructure was hit.

According to assessments, hundreds of operatives were killed, including many commanders — which distinguishes this operation from the “Pagers” operation, in which primarily militants, rather than commanders, were killed.

(Yossi Yehoshua)

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