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Hamed Ahmed
al-Khudari
By United With Israel
Staff
WITH the IDF reporting that more than 600 rockets had been
fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel from Friday night through Sunday
afternoon, the Israeli military made good on its vow to upgrade the Israeli
counter-strikes on Gaza by targeting not only ammunition depots, tunnels, and
other sites of terror activity, but also the terrorists themselves.
Late Sunday afternoon, the IDF spokesman’s office issued a
statement announcing that the military had attacked terrorists located in the
northern and southern parts of the Gaza Strip.
Specifically, IDF chief spokesman Ronen Manelis tweeted that
the IDF killed a man responsible for transferring funds from Iran to terrorist
organizations in the Gaza Strip. He was identified as 34-year old Hamed Ahmed
al-Khudari.
“Khudari transferred large sums of money to Hamas, Islamic
Jihad, and other terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip through his money
exchange company and with the help of foreign money changers and merchants who
were all aware of the designation of the company as a terrorist organization,”
said an Israel statement.
“Khudari’s financial activity, which served as Iran’s
spearhead in the Gaza Strip, has contributed significantly to the promotion of
terrorist activity and the military buildup of terrorist organizations in the
Gaza Strip,” it added.
The Palestinian Ma’an news agency reported that an Israeli
aircraft had fired on a Hamas field commander on Sunday afternoon, targeting
his car near the Sidra section of central Gaza City.
The news agency also cited local sources as saying that two
Palestinians were injured when an Israeli warplane targeted them and fired a
missile as they rode on a motorcycle. The Israeli aircraft fired a missile at
the two while they were riding through Jabaliya in the northern Gaza Strip,
Ma’an reported.
The IDF announced late Sunday afternoon that it attacked a
building of the internal security branch of Hamas.
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