Mohammed Deif: The Shadowy Figure Behind Israel’s Deadly Attack
Deif's audacious raid on Israel intensifies conflict, marking a deadly chapter & reshaping dynamics.
Mohammed Deif, commander of Hamas’s military wing and mastermind behind a devastating raid on Israel, has taken his decades-long campaign against the Jewish state to a new, unpredictable level. The incursion resulted in hundreds dead and thousands injured, marking it as one of the deadliest episodes in Israel’s history.
The video surfaced mere hours after the attack began: a shadowy figure, purportedly Mohammed Deif, asserting his role in orchestrating the incursion into Israel. This audacious act, unprecedented in scale, saw hundreds of Hamas fighters penetrate the border between the blockaded Gaza Strip and Israel, aided by a barrage of rockets.
The aftermath was grim: images of dead soldiers, terrified Israeli civilians, and militants soaring into the region. For Deif, who has evaded Israeli intelligence for years by constantly shifting his whereabouts, this assault culminated in his long-standing objectives.
Deif’s enigma further extends to his personal history. Despite being hunted by Israel for decades and surviving an air strike that left him severely injured, he has perpetuated an aura of reverence amongst Palestinian militants.
Yet, beyond this persona, those who’ve encountered Deif describe him as a reserved, intense man. His primary focus? Altering the Israeli-Arab conflict dynamics through any means, even violence. “You should fight the Israelis inside Israel,” a principle echoed by many who interacted with him.
Hamas’s tactic, especially under Deif’s direction, has evolved alongside the Israeli military’s technological advancements. This adaptability was evident during the intense 11-day war between Hamas and Israel in 2021, with Hamas deploying a multitude of low-tech rockets, testing Israel’s defense limits.
Deif’s perspective on peace initiatives, especially the Oslo Accords, views them as betrayals, eroding the promise of a Palestinian state. The recent actions and their implications are not random acts of aggression but calibrated steps toward a more significant, potentially more ominous objective.
Yet, who is Mohammed Deif? Born in the Khan Younis refugee camp in the 1960s, details about his early life remain sparse. During his university years as a member of an acting troupe, his path took a sharp turn when Hamas was established in the late 1980s. From being incarcerated by Israelis to ascending the hierarchy within Hamas, his journey reveals a man of determination and strategy.
His expertise in crafting explosives is believed to be under the mentorship of Yahya Ayyash, another significant figure within Palestinian militant circles. This knowledge equipped him to enhance Hamas’s military capabilities, moving from rudimentary devices to an expansive arsenal of rockets.
While Deif may have been seen as opposing temporary ceasefires with Israel in the past, recent events have significantly altered the dynamics. The very nature of the Israeli-Hamas interactions, characterized by cyclical violence and temporary truces, is likely to be disrupted permanently.
As the dust settles, one thing becomes evident: Mohammed Deif has left an indelible mark on the course of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, steering it toward a direction that might be difficult to predict but certainly more challenging to forget.
This Hamas attack has 9/11 vibes. Mossad/cia false flag perchance to draw the world into a global war of kill every evil shadow creep on earth, not their plan, but their chosen method of suicide.
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We are saving Israel for last.
Very specific reason not mentioned a single time.
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From the facts, it appears that patriotic officers in the IDF entered into a pact with Hamas--undoubtedly arranged by U.S. military/intelligence, to carry out a military coup against the Israeli government.
The only question is the "very specific reason not mentioned a single time."
Red heifers?
https://allisrael.com/almost-everything-is-ready-for-the-third-temple-claims-israeli-tv-report-on-red-heifers-brought-to-israel-last-year