Hamas Leader Ismali Haniyeh's House Destroyed

Israeli troops have struck the house of top Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Gaza. The Israeli Defence Forces shared a video today of fighter jets bombing a house, which they claim is Ismail Haniyeh's. Haniyeh is the head of Hamas' political bureau and among the highest-ranking officials in the organisation that governs Gaza. He is regarded as the head of Hamas by several countries. Israel claims Haniyeh's house was "used as terrorist infrastructure" and was being used as a meeting point by senior Hamas leaders to direct terror attacks against Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers. Haniyeh came into the limelight in the late 1990s and was the right-hand man to the Hamas founder, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, in Gaza before the cleric was assassinated in 2004.