(Worthy News)—The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Saturday that it had killed Hakham Muhammad Issa Al-Issa, a founding member of Hamas and one of the chief architects behind the October 7, 2023, massacre, in a targeted airstrike in Gaza City.
Al-Issa, who served as head of Hamas’ combat and administrative support division, was eliminated in the Sabra neighborhood late Friday in a joint operation with the Israel Security Agency (ISA). The IDF described him as a “central source of knowledge” and one of the last remaining senior operatives who held a high-level position prior to the October 7 attacks.
“In the past, Issa led Hamas’s force build-up efforts in the Gaza Strip, served as head of training, and was a key figure in the group’s general military council,” the IDF said. “He played a significant role in the planning and execution of the murderous massacre on October 7.”
The October 7 attack, widely condemned as one of the most brutal in modern Israeli history, saw Hamas-led terrorists infiltrate southern Israel, murdering approximately 1,200 people–mostly civilians–and kidnapping 251 others amid reports of widespread atrocities. Israel has since engaged in a prolonged military campaign in Gaza, aimed at dismantling Hamas’ operational capacity.
At the time of his death, Al-Issa was overseeing Hamas’ combat support headquarters, directing both aerial and maritime terror operations against Israeli civilians and soldiers. The military noted that he was also working to rebuild Hamas infrastructure that had been decimated during the war.
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