Saleh Al-Arouri – 2024 Israel assassinated deputy chief of Hamas political bureau Al-Arouri in a drone strike in Beirut on January 2, where six people were killed. To date, Israel has not claimed the attack that killed the top Hamas official.

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Israeli occupation forces had detained Al-Jabari in the 1980’s where he was imprisoned for 13 years on charges of engaging in military action. 
He was re-arrested in 1998 by the Palestinian Authority’s Preventive Security Service for two years on charges of belonging to the

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Ahmad Al-Jabari – 2012 Israel assassinated Al-Jabari on November 14, 2012, in Gaza City in a targeted strike on his vehicle. His killing triggered an eight-day war in the Gaza Strip where Israel killed 180 Palestinians including 42 children.

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Al-Rantisi, Yassin’s successor and the co-founder of Hamas, was also a witness of the Nakba in 1948, where Israel forced his family to move to the Khan Younis camp in the Gaza Strip while he was only six months old. Nicknamed “the Lion of Palestine”, Al-Rantisi was also a

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Abdel Aziz Al-Rantisi – 2004 Israel assassinated Al-Rantisi in a helicopter strike in Gaza City on April 17, 2024, nearly a month after assassinating Yassin.

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Israeli occupation forces had demolished Yassin’s home in 1948 during the Nakba, or catastrophe, where it forcibly displaced and killed Palestinians to establish Israel.
Yassin was partially paralysed at the age of 16 after getting injured while playing near Gaza’s beach. His

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Sheikh Ahmed Yassin – 2004 Israel assassinated Hamas’s spiritual leader and founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin on March 22, 2004 in a direct helicopter strike in Gaza. Yassin was killed while he was being pushed in his wheelchair as he left a mosque.

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The rigged phone was detonated using a remote plane while Ayyash was on a call with his father.
Hammad was convicted and sentenced to death in absentia and Israeli authorities censored all details on the killing until November 2019.
Ayyash was notoriously nicknamed as “the

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Israel’s assassinations of top Hamas officials over the years: Yahya Ayyash – 1996 Israel had assassinated Ayyash in Gaza on January 5, 1996, by implanting an explosive device in his phone with the help of an agent for Israel, later identified as Kamal Hammad, one of his

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