“Hamas panics worldwide as Israel’s precision intelligence shreds the terror group’s myths and Arab protectors’ lies.”
A London-based, Saudi-owned daily has revealed growing panic inside Hamas as the terror organization braces for what it fears will be Israel’s next phase: the targeted removal of its senior operatives far beyond the Arab world.
Asharq Al-Awsat reported Thursday that Hamas leaders living abroad have drastically escalated their personal security protocols following an attempted assassination in Doha—an event that shattered their belief that foreign soil would shield them from accountability.
According to the paper’s sources, Hamas officials are now operating under a single working assumption: Israel’s intelligence capabilities can find them anywhere, and at any time. The group reportedly believes Israel is using advanced technological systems to track and locate commanders who believed distance and foreign patronage granted them immunity.
The newspaper published what it described as an internal Hamas security memorandum—an embarrassing glimpse into the paranoia gripping the terror group’s exiled leadership.
The new directives include:
- No meetings at regular or predictable locations
- Gatherings must shift times and venues constantly
- All phones and electronic devices must remain at least 70 meters away
- Absolutely no electronic or medical equipment inside meeting rooms, including:
- air conditioners
- routers
- televisions
- smartwatches
- intercom systems
Additionally, meeting spaces must undergo sweeping searches for hidden cameras, reflecting Hamas’s growing fear that Israel has infiltrated even its most protected circles.
The report underscores a humiliating reality for Hamas: while the terror organization continues to endanger civilians in Gaza and posture publicly, its leaders abroad are consumed with survival, looking over their shoulders as Israeli intelligence closes in.A London-based, Saudi-owned daily has revealed growing panic inside Hamas as the terror organization braces for what it fears will be Israel’s next phase: the targeted removal of its senior operatives far beyond the Arab world.
Asharq Al-Awsat reported Thursday that Hamas leaders living abroad have drastically escalated their personal security protocols following an attempted assassination in Doha—an event that shattered their belief that foreign soil would shield them from accountability.
According to the paper’s sources, Hamas officials are now operating under a single working assumption: Israel’s intelligence capabilities can find them anywhere, and at any time. The group reportedly believes Israel is using advanced technological systems to track and locate commanders who believed distance and foreign patronage granted them immunity.
The newspaper published what it described as an internal Hamas security memorandum—an embarrassing glimpse into the paranoia gripping the terror group’s exiled leadership.
The new directives include:
- No meetings at regular or predictable locations
- Gatherings must shift times and venues constantly
- All phones and electronic devices must remain at least 70 meters away
- Absolutely no electronic or medical equipment inside meeting rooms, including:
- air conditioners
- routers
- televisions
- smartwatches
- intercom systems
Additionally, meeting spaces must undergo sweeping searches for hidden cameras, reflecting Hamas’s growing fear that Israel has infiltrated even its most protected circles.
The report underscores a humiliating reality for Hamas: while the terror organization continues to endanger civilians in Gaza and posture publicly, its leaders abroad are consumed with survival, looking over their shoulders as Israeli intelligence closes in.
