A new Israeli elite death squad has been formed, and it has been unleashed on the terrorists of Hamas.
The super secret spy force of Mossad has teamed with the elite unit call Shin Bet, forming a special forces group called Nili. And its number one mission is to work its way down a very specific list of assassinations of Hamas members.
The group, named after a Hebrew phrase which translates to “the Eternal One of Israel will not lie”, has been tasked with hunting down and killing every single Hamas member who played any form of role in the October 7 massacre that kicked off the war between Israel and the terror group.
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Despite being set up by two key groups, Nili will actually function independently from other Command and Control units, the Jerusalem Post reports. The first name on the list is thought to be the elusive Muhammad Deif, who has survived several assassination attempts so far.
He is the military commander of the group, while the leader of the terror group's political wing, Yahya Swinar, is also thought to be on it. He is known as the Palestinian “Bin Laden”, and is thought to have been the man who masterminded the slaughter of 1,300 Israelis two weeks ago.
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Shockingly, it has also emerged that he had a life-saving operation while in prison in Israel, when he had a brain tumour removed by Israeli surgeons. He spent 24 years in prison, but was released in 2011 during a prisoner exchange for long-time hostage Gilad Shalit.
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Despite the new group's task, the UK's Prime Minister Rish Sunak told how he wanted to do “everything possible” to stop the spread of war. Over the weekend, during a trip to the region, he said: “The overwhelming view I got from everyone I spoke to this week was that we need to do everything possible to stop a contagion of conflict in the region.
“I wanted to sit down with other leaders and talk face to face, because in times of tension and division, it's more important than ever to accelerate diplomatic efforts.”
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