Bericht: Haniyehs Leibwächter gab Informationen preis, die zum Attentat führten – i24NEWS

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1. Iranian media reported on Wednesday that a bodyguard of Ismail Haniyeh, the chief of Hamas’s political bureau, leaked critical information leading to his assassination. 

2. Good for him.

3. Im wondering if this was staged? Not saying that there was not an attack, but that the intended target wasn’t there? In an effort to go into hiding.

4. “Et tu, Brutus?”

5. Dang 7/31 was an inside job

6. More like an Almas strike. Iran doesn’t want Hamas to strike a deal, so they struck Haniyeh.

7. So they missed his bodyguard, but want to get hm killed, too.

8. Rest In Peace to the bodyguard Shon Merosh

9. Doubt it, such precious information is revealed so quickly? A bodyguard wouldn’t risk betrayal when you’re in the middle of Iran. You have no where to run and bodyguards are often the most loyal. These leaks usually come from other positions or just good intelligence work.

   Iran is looking for a scapegoat since it happened in their Capital.

   Edit: leak seems more probable to come from within Iran’s political circle

10. Smells like bullshit! The bodyguard is dead and they use him as a scapegoat of this security failure, ‘not our fault, it was your bodyguard’

11. Oh damn did they use the secret service?

12. Hamas and Hezbollah are full of moles spying for Israel. They must be panicking so hard right now. I can’t imagine how these organizations can continue to function effectively in an atmosphere of distrust. Every single one of those terrorists is now looking over their shoulder, wondering if their buddies will turn on them.

13. The dead guy leaked the info? Pity they can’t interrogate him. Dunno. Seems like a scapegoat…

14. Good, sounds like there people inside Iran who don’t agree with the ruling regime. Bring ’em on.

15. “The missile was launched from a building close to where the Hamas leader was staying, with some reports suggesting it was fired from within Iranian territory. Sky News Arabia, citing Iranian sources, confirmed the assassination and described the precision of the attack.”

    Impressive that Israel has the capability to conduct such a risky and daring operation.

16. Sounds like code for “We don’t want to admit Mossad is active in our country.”

17. Convenient scapegoat. Especially if it was the bodyguard killed.

18. It is “led” for past tense of lead

19. Whoops

20. The hero we needed.

21. That’s why you don’t be a dick to your bodyguard tbh

22. He has lived out his usefulness.

23. You know you’re in trouble when you lose the support of your henchmen.

24. Welp he’s ded

25. Makes me think this was an Iranian op. They got fed up and tired of this guy and his idiotic actions.

26. Given Mid East politics it was likely an Iranian, SA or Qatari official who leaked it to a PA official who then leaked it to Israel. Same with the Hezbollah guy. This was not some random discovery of a location. It took planning and intel at high levels.

27. Mossad now paying geoguessers more than spies

28. hope that spike felt good ya piece of shit

29. Nice way to deflect the blame by Iran. Now let’s see if people believe it.

30. “Ziyad al-Nakhalah, the leader of the Islamic Jihad, was reportedly present in the same building as Haniyeh during the attack. Although al-Nakhalah was unharmed, the precision of the strike appears to have specifically targeted Haniyeh, who was on a different floor.”

    I’m still so baffled how such an extremely precise strike was conducted within the enemy’s territory (the goddamned capital), the military prowess is simply unthinkable to me.

31. Shouldn’t have set his Grindr account to Tehran.

32. The bastard died in his sleep