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Palestinian terrorists linked with Fatah and Hamas killed in Israeli military raid in Jenin

Fatah’s al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades described Dr. Abdullah al-Ahmad as its “commander.”

Dr. Abdullah al-Ahmad, a Palestinian killed in an IDF raid Friday, was described as a "commander" of Fatah's armed wing. Credit: Twitter.
Dr. Abdullah al-Ahmad, a Palestinian killed in an IDF raid Friday, was described as a “commander” of Fatah’s armed wing. Credit: Twitter.

A Palestinian doctor identified as a leader of the armed wing of President Mahmoud Abbas’ Fatah movement, as well as a Palestinian described by Hamas as a “fighter,” were killed on Friday in an Israel Defense Forces raid in the West Bank city of Jenin.

The Hamas-linked terrorist, Mateen Debaya, was killed along with Dr. Abdullah al-Ahmad in a raid on the refugee camp in Jenin, according to reports. Fatah’s al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades described Ahmad as its “commander.”

While it did not comment on Ahmad and Debaya, the IDF said in a statement that “explosive devices and a massive number of shots were fired from armed suspects at the security forces.”

“The forces responded with aimed live fire towards the armed suspects. Hits were identified,” the IDF added.

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