Israel confirms that it attempted to kill the political leader of Hamas in Gaza

World War in the Middle East Israel confirms it attempted to kill Hamas political leader in Gaza The Israeli army confirmed today that it attempted to kill the interim political leader of Hamas in Gaza, Ali Ahmed al-Amudi, in an attack that injured five people. "The Israeli army and the Israel Security Agency launched an attack with the intention of eliminating the terrorist Ali Ahmed al-Amudi," he stated in a message released on social media. The attack targeted the Al Asala building in the capital of Gaza. Five people died as a result of this attack. The army said that al-Amudi was "directly involved in terrorist activities and the reconstruction of the organization to resume the war." During the attack, the interim political leader of Hamas in Gaza was in an apartment used by the organization. Ali Ahmed al-Amudi is considered the main authority in Gaza, but his position within Hamas is not yet official, as he disputes the position with Nizar Awadallah. The attack targeted the Al Asala building in the capital of Gaza. Five people died as a result of this attack. The army said that al-Amudi was "directly involved in terrorist activities and the reconstruction of the organization to resume the war." During the attack, the interim political leader of Hamas in Gaza was in an apartment used by the organization. Ali Ahmed al-Amudi is considered the main authority in Gaza, but his position within Hamas is not yet official, as he disputes the position with Nizar Awadallah.