Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly informed the relations of hostages held in Gaza that Hamas’ management may very well be exiled from the enclave. At a gathering with the households, Benjamin Netanyahu mentioned there may be discuss of the “possibility” of exiling the Hamas officers. This would come with Gaza’s ruler Yahya Sinwar and the pinnacle of the Izz advert Din al Qassam Brigades Muhammad Deif, Sky News reported.

Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly mentioned Israel was “considering making public an Israel outline for a deal”.

During the assembly, information broke of the dying of Hamas’s deputy chief Saleh al Arouri in an airstrike in Lebanon.

The feedback from Israel’s premier come after a senior Hamas chief was killed in an explosion in Beirut elevating issues of regional escalation of the warfare in Gaza. Saleh Al-Arouri, deputy head of the Hamas’ politburo, was often called the mastermind behind its armed wing within the West Bank.

Lebanon’s caretaker premier blamed Israel saying that the assault was meant to “drag Lebanon into a brand new part of confrontation” while Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency said that Israeli drone struck the apartment building housing a Hamas office in Beirut’s southern suburbs. In the attack, six people included Saleh Arouri were killed.

Who was Saleh Arouri

Saleh Arouri is the most senior Hamas leader killed since the group attacked Israel on October 7 and killed almost 1,200 people. Israel’s offensive on the Gaza Strip has so far killed more than 22,000 Palestinians. Israel arrested Saleh Arouri in 1992 and sentenced him for 15 years in prison. He was released in 2007. Later he was detained for three more years before Israel eventually exiled him in 2010.

What about Hezbollah’s position on Saleh Arouri’s killing

Hezbollah has exchanged fire with Israel along the border with Lebanon but the clashes have been limited to fighting in Lebanese areas that Hezbollah considers occupied.