Growing Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza as Hamas Leader's House Hit in Apparent Strike
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The family home of exiled Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, located in Gaza City, was destroyed in an apparent Israeli strike. According to a senior Hamas official, the house was being used by two of Haniyeh's sons. Haniyeh, who has been in exile since 2019, was a former aide to Hamas' founder, Ahmed Yassin, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike in 2004. Hamas has not provided any immediate details on the extent of damage or casualties.
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