Indonesia condemns assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh

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Considered a pragmatist within Hamas and known for his calm demeanour, Haniyeh was born in 1963 in Gaza’s Al Shati refugee camp to a family that had to flee Ashkelon, several kilometres (miles) north of the territory, during the creation of Israel 15 years earlier.
Gulf News
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Israel's assassination of Hamas' political leader Ismail Haniyeh is a blow to one of the group's greatest symbols and sends a message that all its leaders are now on Israel's target list, regardless of their location.
Haaretz
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Haniyeh was the second Hamas leader killed in a Middle East capital this year, following a drone strike that took out the group's deputy leader - Saleh al-Arouri - in Beirut in January.
The Gazette
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Haniyeh is the latest Hamas leader to have been assassinated since October 7
Daily Mail

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