Plans are in place for Israel's top intelligence services to begin a global manhunt for the Hamas leader. This was personally ordered by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who insisted on the complete crushing of Hamas and the making of every Hamas member a "dead man". Despite the fact that Hamas's top leaders are scattered abroad, Israel will do its best to act against them without mercy. It is worth mentioning that Hamas's top leaders are mainly located in countries such as Qatar, Turkey and Lebanon, which not only provide a luxurious and safe living environment, but also provide them with efficient command posts, allowing them to remotely command combat operations in the Gaza region.
However, for Israel, Hamas's provocations have caused a huge **, so they will no longer tolerate Hamas's existence. According to Israeli history, they have hunted down Palestinian militants in Beirut and assassinated Hamas leaders in Dubai. Israel** has carried out assassinations almost everywhere in the Middle East, including Syria, Iran and Jordan. Now, Israel will scale up and launch a global manhunt for Hamas's top leaders in order to completely weaken Hamas's influence.
Hamas leaders have fled the globe for refuge. In order to avoid Israeli pursuits, they dispersed to different countries, where they set up luxurious living environments and efficient command centers. Qatar is one of the main places of refuge for Hamas leaders, and luxury residences become their sanctuary. Turkey has also become an important hiding place for the Hamas leadership, a country that has always been supportive of the Palestinian issue and has given them a lot of assistance and protection. In addition, some Hamas leaders in Lebanon have chosen to stay there and seek safe haven.
These countries have not only provided material guarantees, but have also allowed Hamas leaders to conduct remote command there to take control of combat operations in Gaza. In particular, Haniah, the leader of the Hamas Politburo, whose mansion in Qatar became his first choice for refuge. Even in the recent Kazakh-Israeli conflict, Haniyeh was able to carry out shuttle diplomacy from the comfort of his mansion, traveling to countries such as Iran without any repercussions.
However, now Israel's global arrest plan will put the fugitive lives of Hamas leaders at risk. Israel demonstrated its determination to hunt down the murderers in its retaliation against the Black September terrorist group more than 40 years ago. Their assassination tactics include remote-controlled bombs and direct shooting, and while the move could spark diplomatic tensions with the countries involved, Israel does not mind. Israel is acutely aware that their relationship with Hamas is a life-and-death struggle that cannot be resolved through negotiation and peaceful coexistence. Therefore, a global assassination war that could last for years is about to begin, and everyone will wait and see.
Israel's global campaign to hunt down Hamas's leaders faces a number of challenges. First, a manhunt is bound to lead to diplomatic disputes between target countries. These countries are likely to condemn Israel's excesses and increase pressure on Israel. In particular, countries such as Qatar and Turkey have always supported the Palestinian position, and their hostility towards Israel is even more obvious. Therefore, Israel must face controversy and doubts from the international community.
Second, the pursuit operation needs to be carried out overseas, which faces security risks and operational difficulties. Israel** needs to find out the whereabouts of its target and choose the right time to carry out the assassination. However, their movements in the target countries are closely monitored, and there is a greater risk of arrest or attack. Therefore, Israel** must have a high level of concealment and surprise capabilities.
In addition, a global manhunt would be resource- and manpower-intensive. Israel needs to invest a lot of money and manpower to carry out this operation, including training**, obtaining intelligence, preparing equipment, etc. This could have a certain impact on Israel's domestic defense budget and other areas. However, Israel will resolutely pay the price, knowing full well that the security of its people and its country can only be defended through the complete destruction of Hamas.
The Israeli Prime Minister personally ordered the development of a plan for the "global arrest" of Hamas leaders, aimed at completely weakening Hamas. Hamas leaders are scattered overseas, hiding in countries such as Qatar, Turkey and Lebanon, where they enjoy luxurious living conditions and efficient remote command posts. However, Israel will launch a global manhunt and use all means to assassinate Hamas's top leaders. This global operation faces challenges such as diplomatic disputes, security risks, and resource drain, but Israel will not flinch from implementing this plan. The future will continue for many years, and we will wait and see.
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