IDF eliminates head of Hamas Lebanon operations Chief Fateh Sherif in Lebanon, disrupts Hezbollah tie

The elimination of Sherif marks a significant blow to Hamas’ operations in Lebanon, disrupting its connections with Hezbollah and weakening its influence in the region.

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World News: In a precise Israeli Air Force (IAF) operation, Fateh Sherif, head of Hamas’ Lebanon branch, was eliminated. Sherif was a key figure responsible for orchestrating Hamas' terror operations in Lebanon and coordinating with Hezbollah. His activities included the recruitment of operatives and the procurement of weapons to further Hamas' mission in the region.

Sherif's role extended beyond militant operations; he also held an official position as a member of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). As the head of the UNRWA Teachers Union in Lebanon, he leveraged his position to facilitate Hamas' activities, raising concerns over the involvement of international organizations.

IDF on the situation 

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and the Israel Security Agency (ISA) have reiterated their commitment to safeguarding Israel's civilians from threats posed by terrorist organizations. This recent strike is part of ongoing efforts to dismantle networks that pose a direct threat to Israel's security. The elimination of Sherif marks a significant blow to Hamas’ operations in Lebanon, disrupting its connections with Hezbollah and weakening its influence in the region.