by RT News Staff
The attack involved around 15 Israeli warplanes that fired at least ten munitions at a compound used by the Palestinian group
Palestinian militant group Hamas has claimed the Israeli attack on its compound in the Qatari capital of Doha on Tuesday was largely unsuccessful and that its top members survived.
However, the attack did kill the son of Khalil al-Hayya, the group’s political bureau head, as well as a senior aide, according to Suhail al-Hindi, a senior Hamas member. Three bodyguards of the group’s leader remain unaccounted for after the strikes, he told Al Jazeera.
“The blood of the leadership of the movement is like the blood of any Palestinian child,” al-Hindi stated.
The “heinous” Israeli attack was an “attempt to kill those discussing ending the war on Gaza,” he added, corroborating earlier reports that the group’s leadership was hit when it had gathered to discuss the latest US proposals on settling the conflict with Israel.
According to Israeli media reports, some 15 aircraft were involved in the attack,…
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