Watch the heartbreaking moment Hamas terrorist fires RPG from window… before being blown to hell by Israeli airstrike
DRAMATIC footage shows the moment a Hamas terrorist fired an RPG from a window before being crushed in an Israeli airstrike.
The IDF continues to bomb Gaza in retaliation for the October 7 massacre – by more than a dozen Hamas militants killed in recent days.
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New footage shows a Hamas brute aiming an RPG out a window before firing.
A second clip then shows the building terrorist was waiting to be blown up from above by Israeli forces.
When hit, the terrain erupts in a fireball, with flames and smoke filling the air.
The Israeli The air force said: “During the last day, the air force carried out two strike sorties throughout the Gaza Strip as part of the assistance to the maneuvering forces.
“As part of the attacks, several underground infrastructures were destroyed in addition to military buildings and launch positions of the terrorist organization Hamas.”
At least fifteen Hamas militants have reportedly been killed in recent days, including those who took part in the terror campaign. October 7 massacre and a Hamas general security officer.
At least 1,200 were killed 250 hostages were snatched when Hamas terrorists stormed the border four months ago.
Since then, Israel has bombed Gaza in an attempt to eradicate the terrorist group.
Today, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh said that any agreement between Israel and Hamas would have to guarantee a ceasefire and an Israeli military withdrawal from Gaza, in addition to reaching a serious prisoner swap deal.
It comes as Israeli troops entered the main hospital in southern Gaza today in what the army said was an operation to retrieve the remains of hostages seized by Hamas.
One patient died and several were injured when Nasser Hospital in the city of Khan Younis came under fire on Wednesday, said Dr. Khaled Alserr, one of the remaining surgeons at the hospital.
Israel has accused Hamas of using hospitals and other civilian structures to protect its fighters.
The military said it had credible information that Hamas had held hostages at the hospital and that the hostages' bodies may still be at the hospital.
Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed 13 people on Wednesday, just hours after a rocket attack killed an Israeli soldier.
It was the deadliest of all daily exchanges along the border since the start of the war in Gaza.
Gaza ceasefire negotiations appear to have stalled, and the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to continue the offensive until Hamas is destroyed and the hostages released.
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