Israel attacked a Hamas office building in Lebanon with three missiles on January 2, killing Saleh Alururi, the deputy chairman of the bureau. There are different theories about the method of attack, some say it is a ground missile, some say it is a manned missile, and some say it is a drone missile. The attack resulted in the deaths of Saleh Aruri and other Hamas members. Israel has drawn up a list of arrests to snipe senior Hamas members, but even after killing the number two, the Hamas bureau still has 20 people and continues to fight Israel. In addition, Israel's hunt for Dave, one of Hamas's founders, has been unsuccessful for years, possibly because he was defensive or deliberately creating a false image. In addition, Israel has set up the Neeli Organization to strangle senior Hamas leaders, but the difficulty is that Hamas has taken more than 100 people hostage and will blend into the Palestinian population, making the task extremely complicated.
Israel carried out an attack on the Lebanese Hamas office building on 2 January, using three missiles. There are different versions of the attack, some say it was a ground-based missile, some believe it was a manned missile, and some say it was a drone missile. The attack resulted in the death of Saleh Aluri, the deputy head of the Hamas Agency. Israel's move is a target for arresting senior Hamas members and is aimed at weakening it. Despite the killing of Saleh alururi, the Hamas bureau still has 20 men and continues to fight Israel. In addition, Israel has been trying for years to hunt down Dave, one of the founders of Hamas, without success. It may be that he was defensive, or that he deliberately created a false appearance. Although Israel has set up the Neeli Organization to strangle senior Hamas leaders, the difficulty is that Hamas has taken more than 100 people hostage and will blend in with the Palestinian population, making the task extremely complicated.
Details of the attack
In the attack, Israel used three missiles, but there are different versions of the specific types of missiles. There are reports of ground-to-surface missiles, and it is believed that Israel is directly targeting Hamas office buildings. On the other hand, there are also voices that believe that it is a manned missile, and Israel may have carried out a precision strike through the aircraft. There is also a theory of drone missiles, which could mean that Israel has adopted remote-controlled drones for its attacks. The diversity of such acts of force raises doubts about Israel's actual intentions.
The death of Saleh Arururi
The attack resulted in the death of Saleh Aluri, the deputy head of the Hamas Agency. Saleh Aruryu was one of Hamas's senior leaders, and his death undoubtedly had an impact on Hamas's organizational structure and leadership. Israel's tactics of directly attacking senior leaders are aimed at dismantling Hamas's leadership and weakening its grip on Palestinian areas.
Hamas's sustained resistance
Although Israel succeeded in killing Saleh alururi's key figure, the Hamas bureau still has 20 men and continues to fight Israel. This is because Hamas has a strong organizational system and leadership that allows it to maintain its posture in the face of leadership losses. Israel's actions on the hunt list have not completely weakened Hamas, and resistance from both sides remains.
Dave's chase
In addition to the attack by the vice chairman of the Needle Bureau, Israel has been trying to hunt down one of the founders of Hamas, Dave, for years. However, the effort has been unsuccessful. It is possible that Dave has put in place strong defensive measures that make it difficult for Israel to approach. Another possibility is that Dave deliberately created a false illusion and kept it hidden and put Israel in a difficult position.
Establishment of the Neely organization
In order to strangle Hamas's senior leadership, Israel formed the Neeli organization. The difficulty, however, lies in the fact that Hamas has taken more than 100 people hostage and will blend in with the Palestinian population. This makes the task extremely complicated, as Israel strikes targets with precision while also avoiding harm to innocent civilians. The establishment of Neely has led to Israel's multifaceted strategy to try to weaken Hamas through various means.
Summary
Israel's three missile attacks by Hamas on January 2 raised concerns. Despite the successful killing of the bureau's vice-chairman, Saleh Arururi, the Hamas bureau still has 20 men and is still in a posture of resistance. Years of unsuccessful hunting down Dave, the founder of Hamas, may have involved strong defenses or a deliberate fog. Israel set up the Neeli organization to strangle senior Hamas leaders, but the difficulty it faced was the hostage-taking, which complicated the task. The incident revealed that Israel has adopted a multi-layered strategy to try to weaken Hamas in the region.