Since the establishment of Hamas on December 7, 1987, its political and military leaders have consistently been targets of assassinations by "Israel", both inside Palestine and abroad.

The Israeli military claimed earlier in October that the 98th Division had advanced into southern Lebanon, comprising commando troops, paratroopers, and armored units from Brigade 7 prepared for weeks for a ground invasion.

Hezbollah’s loss of senior leaders in recent weeks has sparked widespread debate over the extent of its security failure in protecting its personnel from Israeli strikes.

The accumulation of events in the West Bank following the Sword of Jerusalem battle in May 2021 marked a turning point, leading to a shift toward diverse armed resistance.

Zaher Jabareen, a prominent leader in Hamas, has gained increased attention following the assassination of several of his colleagues by “Israel” and his assuming of numerous key roles.