Hamas leaders lived like wealthy celebrities in Gaza terror reign prior to Oct. 7 massacre
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Rubble and craters now stand where the luxury homes of Hamas’ top leaders once stood, and Israeli troops reveal an elaborate tunnel system snaking beneath urban centers in Gaza.
Khan Younis is the birthplace of many of Hamas' most senior commanders, including Yahya Sinwar, its top leader in the strip and the mastermind behind the Iranian-backed terror group’s brutal Oct. 7 massacre against Israel; his brother, Mohammed Sinwar, who commands Hamas’ southern brigade; Mohammed Deif, head of the terror group’s military wing; and Rafa’a Salameh, Hamas Commander of Khan Younis Battalion. Hamas leaders lived in luxury mansions like this one. (@Imshin) Hamas leadership lived in luxury mansions similar to the ones seen here in Khan YounIs. (@Imshin) Hamas leaders lived in luxury mansions similar to this one in Khan YounIs. (@Imshin) A mansion in Gaza (Memri.org) Luxury real estate in Gaza (Memri.org) A luxury property in Gaza (Memri.org) Ruth Marks Eglash is a veteran journalist based in Jerusalem, Israel. She reports and covers the Middle East and Europe. Originally from the U.K, she has also freelanced for numerous news outlets. Ruth can be followed on Twitter @reglash
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