Mossad Chief Pledges to Pursue Hamas Members Following Beirut Strike and Senior Figure's Death

Takeaways:

• Mossad chief David Barnea has vowed to track down Hamas members responsible for the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, following the killing of Hamas' deputy head Saleh Arouri in a suspected Israeli strike in Beirut.

• Israel has not officially confirmed its involvement in the Beirut strike, but Barnea's statements suggest Israeli responsibility.

• Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has promised retaliation for Arouri's killing, warning of a "fight without limits" if Israel launches a war on Lebanon.

• The conflict has escalated with Hezbollah reporting nine fighters killed in Israeli strikes and announcing 11 attacks against Israeli posts.

• The ongoing war in Gaza has resulted in over 22,300 deaths, with Israel seeking a "clear victory" over Hamas, which still holds an estimated 129 hostages.

References:

[1] Israel’s Mossad chief vows to hunt down Hamas members a day after senior figure killed in strike. Link

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