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️BREAKING: Al-Qassam Brigades Publish footage of them rescuing an Israeli captive and giving medical treatment in a collapsed tunnel:“An operation to rescue prisoners from a tunnel bombed by the occupation army several days ago..Details to follow”
Notes: In this video, the fighter switches between Arabic and Hebrew. He sees the captives under the rubble and says:
0:06 - [Arabic] "Here they are. Here they are."
0:11 - [Hebrew] "Can you hear me? Wait, wait, wait."
0:20 - [Arabic] "We entered now. Check the one inside"
0:43 - [Hebrew] - "Who is inside? Who is inside? Did you see him?"
0:49 - Captive says: "No... No..."
0:54 - Captive says: "My body is hurting me. I'm struggling to breathe."
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️Hamas Statement:In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
This Saturday morning, a delegation of Hamas leadership headed by the brother mujahid Mohammed Darwish, Chairman of the Leadership Council of Hamas, along with other council members including Mr. Khaled Meshal, Dr. Khalil Al-Hayya, Mr. Zaher Jabareen, and Eng. Nizar Awadallah arrived in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.
The delegation has just begun its meetings with Egyptian officials to discuss Hamas' vision for stopping and ending the war and exchanging prisoners on the basis of a comprehensive deal that includes complete withdrawal and reconstruction.
The delegation will also discuss the consequences of the occupation's starvation of our people in Gaza and the urgent need to bring in humanitarian aid and provide the Strip with food and medicine needs.
The delegation will also discuss efforts to form the Community Support Committee to manage the Gaza Strip, as well as some internal Palestinian developments and ways to deal with them.
Islamic Resistance Movement - Hamas
Saturday: 28 Shawwal 1446 AH
Corresponding to: 26 April/April 2025 CE
Regarding the community support committee, Hamas' Head of International Relations, Hussam Badran released a statement on the 17th of April 2025:
The movement has never demanded sector‑specific benefits or special privileges at any stage of negotiations; its sole concern has always been to relieve the suffering of the Palestinian people.
The movement categorically rejects any proposal calling for the disarmament of the resistance. Such demands are unhelpful to resolving the crisis and out of step with an acceptable national vision.
Hamas is working to form a national‑consensus government to administer both the Gaza Strip and the West Bank without factional quotas, and it is fully prepared to hand over Gaza’s administration once a national agreement is reached.
Hamas has put forward a proposal to establish a National Support Committee—coordinated with other Palestinian factions and comprising 40 national figures with no Hamas representation—as a genuine step toward overcoming internal Palestinian division.
The precise administrative structure is not the main issue; what matters most is ending Gaza’s humanitarian suffering and easing the effects of the aggression.
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️BREAKING: Al-Qassam Brigades:As part of the "Breaking the Sword" ambush… watch the sniping of a number of enemy soldiers and officers with the Qassam-made "Al-Ghoul" rifle on Al-Awda Street, east of Beit Hanoun town in the northern Gaza Strip.
“Continuing the "Breaking the Sword" ambush:
• Our fighters carried out four double sniping operations using the Qassam-made "Al-Ghoul" rifles against enemy officers and soldiers at one of the newly established positions east of Beit Hanoun.
• Our fighters targeted military equipment (military vehicles) with several anti-armor projectiles.
• The fourth sniping operation was not filmed.
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️Al-Qassam Brigades-Hamas:Our fighters yesterday, Saturday, targeted a special Zionist force that had taken refuge inside a house with a number of RPGs and Al-Yassin 105 rockets, and engaged them with machine guns, killing and wounding them in the Shujaiya neighborhood east of Gaza City.
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JUST IN:The Israeli Shin Bet dropped 20-shekel bills with SIM cards in Al-Shati Camp to recruit collaborators.
Once a SIM card is inserted into a phone, all the information on it can be stolen, and Israeli intelligence officers may attempt to contact the person and push them into collaboration.
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11-year-old Malak Salhiya’s father and siblings were killed by an Israeli airstrike on Gaza City. She suffered severe injuries to her legs and hands, with ruptured arteries threatening her life.
Due to the closure of crossings, she cannot travel abroad for urgent treatment and now faces the risk of losing her limbs.
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Due to the closure of crossings, she cannot travel abroad for urgent treatment and now faces the risk of losing her limbs.
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️BREAKING: 22 Palestinians killed from one family including 12 children.Names of the martyrs from Al-Khour family, following the targeting of their home early this morning near Abdullah Azzam Mosque in Al-Sabra neighborhood, southwest of Gaza City:
1.Haj Talal Kamal Al-Khour (Abu Yahya)
2.His wife, Mahdiya Al-Khour
3.His other wife, Suheir Wafi
4.His daughter, Nidal Talal Al-Khour
5.His daughter, Hiyam Talal Al-Khour
6.Her son, Jihad Al-Ghoul (child)
7.His son, Muhammad Hossam Al-Khour (child)
His grandchildren:
8. Julia Yahya Al-Khour (child)
9. Maya Yahya Al-Khour (child)
10. Jouri Yahya Al-Khour (child)
Children of the martyr Jumaa Al-Khour:
11. Moataz Jumaa Al-Khour and his children
12. His wife, Manar
13. Yamen Moataz Al-Khour (child)
14. Karim Moataz Al-Khour (child)
15. Omar Moataz Al-Khour (child)
16. Hamza Moataz Al-Khour (child)
Also:
17. Hamza Jumaa Al-Khour
18. Musab Jumaa Al-Khour
19. His wife, Amr, and their children
20. Rahaf Musab Al-Khour (child)
21. Aisha Musab Al-Khour (child)
22. Jumaa Musab Al-Khour (child)
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️JUST IN: Multiple sources in Hamas confirmed to Ultra Palestine that the Hamas delegation arrived in Cairo today carrying a position that was agreed upon by all Palestinian factions. Accordingly, that position hinges on three "red lines": the resistance’s weapons, a comprehensive deal, and ending the war.
The sources added that the military wings in Gaza recommended not returning to "tried-and-failed partial deals," as these do not guarantee an end to the war, withdrawal, opening of crossings, aid entry, or prisoner exchange.
Regarding the resistance's military capabilities after nearly 2 years of war, a Hamas leader stated: "Anyone who advises against partial deals and refuses disarmament is, without doubt, prepared for the longest possible confrontation and steadfastness."
Another Hamas leader indicated optimism about the proposal, given that the mediators and Americans already knew Hamas' position. Hamas conveyed clearly that "weapons are a red line" to the mediators. However, a leadership source added that they are willing to discuss a truce of four years or longer, "as long as the weapons issue is not raised before a political track toward ending the occupation exists, and the truce meets the resistance’s four well-known conditions from the war’s outset."
He added, "Weapons can be discussed after the occupation ends and handed over within a national army—or whatever framework is agreed—but as long as the occupation remains and Gaza is under attack, we will not accept any formula for negotiating weapons."
The source added that Hamas does not wish to continue administering the Gaza Strip, preferring a nationally agreed government or the Community Support Committee. Hamas is also prepared for a prisoner exchange deal, provided it is in full, not piecemeal.
The source added that Hamas raised its demands after past rounds in which maximal flexibility from Hamas was interpreted by the "israeli" negotiators as weakness, compelling the movement to put matters “in their proper context” to counter plans where concessions are considered dangerous.
The delegation currently in Cairo is of the highest level of leadership in the Hamas movement (Mohammed Darwish, Khaled Meshal, Khalil Al-Hayya, Zaher Jabareen, and Nizar Awadallah). This delegation, according to the source, holds the status of "decision maker," not a delegation that seeks to discuss technical or formal details.
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