Israel planning to eliminate Hamas leaders after the war

Israel is working on plans to eliminate its leaders after the war with Hamas. According to the information received, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly wants to follow the footsteps of his predecessor Golda Meir and authorize missions like 'Operation Wrath of God'. Under this mission, he is planning to eliminate the enemies of Israel. However, he is preparing to start it only after ending the current operation in Gaza.

According to the report, Netanyahu has instructed Israel's intelligence agency Mossad to streamline a plan to carry out this task. Mossad reportedly plans to neutralize high value targets in Turkey, Lebanon and Qatar.

Former Mossad director Efraim Halevy has expressed concern about the operation and warned that such actions could have unintended consequences. And this may create more instability in the area. Halevy said that eliminating Hamas bases around the world will not end the threats to Israel.

Halevy said "Going after Hamas globally and attempting to systematically remove all of its leaders from this world is a desire for revenge, not a desire to achieve a strategic goal."

Some big names that may be included in the Mossad's killing list include the names of Ismail Haniyeh, Mohammad Deif, Yahya Sinwar and Khaled Mashal.

Haniyeh, 60, is a politician who is the former Prime Minister of Palestine. He was elected as the head of Hamas's political bureau in 2017.

Deif is the head of the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, and a major enemy of Israel. According to reports, Israeli authorities have tried to assassinate him at least six times. He has also been on the US list of "International Terrorists" since 2015.

The audio message, dubbed "Al-Aqsa flood", at the beginning of Hamas' attack on Israel on October 7, featured Deaf's voice. But where is he now? There is no official information about this. But Israel believes it is fighting alongside Hamas fighters in the Gaza Strip.