Senior Hamas terrorist Ali al-Amoudi, the acting head of the organization’s political bureau in Gaza, reportedly survived an attempted elimination earlier this month after leaving the building where he was staying approximately three hours before it was struck and destroyed.

According to Hamas sources, his departure followed a warning from members of the terrorist organization’s military wing who had observed unusual Israeli drone activity over western Gaza City.

Two operatives in Hamas’s aerial unit reportedly spotted two drones circling above the building and the nearby harbor area. The sources claimed the aircraft were models known to Hamas for their advanced intelligence-gathering capabilities, including artificial intelligence used to identify targets.

After monitoring the drones for several hours, the operatives concluded that their movements could indicate preparations for an imminent strike against a senior figure in the area.

They relayed their assessment to Hamas personnel responsible for protecting the organization’s leadership, including al-Amoudi’s security team.

His security chief then informed him of the warning. Although they reportedly had no verified information confirming that al-Amoudi himself was the intended target, he took the alert seriously and immediately left the apartment for another location.

The building was bombed roughly three hours later, according to the Hamas sources, who attributed his survival to the warning and his decision to relocate.

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)