Yedioth Ahronoth: Hamas fighters searched for the commander of the Southern Brigade of the Gaza Division and killed him on October 7
Israeli press reported on Sunday that Hamas members and fighters were searching by name for Colonel Assaf Hamami, commander of the Southern Brigade of the Gaza Division, and killed him on October 7.
According to Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, the Israeli army conducted an extensive military investigation, through which it became clear that Colonel Hamami was an important target for Hamas fighters during their infiltration of the Gaza Division base on October 7.
Yedioth Ahronoth explained in a lengthy report that Hamas fighters searched for the commander of the Southern Brigade of the Gaza Division, Colonel Assaf Hamami, whom the Israeli army allowed, Saturday, to publish the announcement of his death, on October 7.
Hamas members searched for Colonel Hamami, and his photo was found in the possession of a number of them, and that he was one of the first prominent Israeli officers to be killed on the first day of the war, while he was in the Nirim settlement.
On Saturday, the Israeli army admitted the killing of Colonel Issaf Hamami, commander of the Southern Brigade of the Gaza Division, and that his body was being held by the Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli Channel 13 reported that the Israeli army had acknowledged the killing of Colonel Hamami, commander of the Southern Brigade of the Gaza Division, on October 7th.
On the morning of December 1, the Israeli army announced the resumption of combat operations against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, against the backdrop of the interception of a missile fired from the Gaza Strip, which Israel considered a violation of the temporary humanitarian truce and a cessation of hostilities against the Strip.
Hamas held the international community, especially the United States, responsible for the continuation of the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.
