Israeli Army Reveals First-Ever Clear Photo of ‘Ghost’ Spy from Mossad
Hamas Leader Mohammed Deif Surfaces in New Photos
The world first heard his voice in an audio recording released on October 7th, announcing the start of Operation Aqsa Flood carried out by Hamas against Israel. Now, new photos of Mohammed Deif, a military leader of Hamas, have surfaced and shed light on the mysterious figure who has survived six previous Israeli assassination attempts.
Deif, also known as the ‘Ghost’ of Gaza, is a shadowy figure who has managed to evade detection by Israeli intelligence for years. He lost an arm and a leg in an Israeli attack on Gaza, and his true identity remains shrouded in mystery.
Israeli media recently released a photo of Deif from 2018, taken at a social event, which was allegedly found by Israeli soldiers in Gaza. This marks the first time that the Israeli army has publicly shared a photo of Deif, who is seen holding a stack of US dollars and a plastic glass of juice, apparently without any physical limitations.
The revelation comes as a surprise, as it was previously believed that Deif had no arms or legs. However, new information obtained by Israeli intelligence suggests that Deif is in good physical condition, with vision loss in one eye and a slight limp.
Deif’s survival and continued leadership of Hamas have made him a symbol of resistance against Israeli occupation. His resilience and ability to evade capture have earned him a legendary status among Palestinians.
The release of the new photos of Deif has sparked speculation and renewed interest in the enigmatic figure, who continues to inspire and lead the fight against Israeli aggression. As the conflict between Hamas and Israel continues, the elusive Mohammed Deif remains a central figure in the struggle for Palestinian rights.
