‘Israel' claims strike killed Hamas official in Tripoli; two reported dead
Hebrew media reported that the strike killed Mehran Mustafa Bajjour, a senior Hamas figure who headed the planning department in the group's construction division. The airstrike reportedly took place in the town of Al-Ayrouniyeh in the Tripoli area.
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