تداولت وسائل إعلام فلسطينية وعبرية، اليوم (الأحد)، تقارير متضاربة حول اغتيال أبو عبيدة، المتحدث الرسمي باسم كتائب عز الدين القسام، الجناح العسكري لحركة حماس، في غارة جوية إسرائيلية استهدفت بناية سكنية في حي الرمال غرب مدينة غزة مساء السبت.
وأفادت مصادر إعلامية إسرائيلية، منها قناة «كان 11» وموقع «واي نت»، بأن الجيش الإسرائيلي وجهاز الأمن العام (الشاباك) نفذا غارة دقيقة استهدفت «شخصية مركزية» في حماس، مع تقديرات تشير إلى أن المستهدف هو أبو عبيدة.
ومع ذلك، لم تؤكد حركة حماس أو كتائب القسام رسميًا وفاته، بل استهجنت الحركة الشائعات، واصفة إياها بمحاولة إسرائيلية للحرب النفسية.
وأفاد بيان مشترك لجيش الاحتلال الإسرائيلي والشاباك بأن العملية نُفذت باستخدام ذخيرة دقيقة واستطلاع جوي لتقليل الإضرار بالمدنيين، لكن مصادر فلسطينية أكدت أن الغارة أسفرت عن مصرع سبعة مدنيين وإصابة آخرين في حي الرمال، وهي منطقة مكتظة بالسكان، معظمهم من النساء والأطفال والنازحين.
كما استهدفت غارات أخرى شقتين سكنيتين وخيام نازحين في حي الرمال ومخيم الشاطئ، مما أدى إلى مقتل 20 فلسطينيًا وإصابة العشرات.
أبو عبيدة، وهو المتحدث باسم كتائب عز الدين القسام، الجناح العسكري لحماس، عرف بكنية «أبو عبيدة»، وكان يمثل حماس على وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي، ويظهر ملثماً دون الكشف عن هويته، حاولت إسرائيل استهدافه أكثر من مرة آخرها في مايو 2025 عندما رجحت مقتله مع القيادي محمد السنوار في خان يونس، لكنه ظهر لاحقًا حيًا.
مصادر فلسطينية، نقلت لشبكتي «العربية» و«الحدث»، وفاة أبو عبيدة في الغارة، إذ أكد مصدر فلسطيني للعربية أن أفراداً من عائلة أبو عبيدة وقيادات بالقسام أكدت مقتله بعد معاينة الجثة، لكن هذه المعلومات لم تُثبت رسميًا، مما يثير الشكوك حول دقتها، خصوصا مع نفي حماس، فيما قالت إذاعة الجيش الإسرائيلي إنه من المتوقع صدور إعلان رسمي عن مقتل أبو عبيدة قريبا.
وتأتي هذه الغارة ضمن تصعيد إسرائيلي مكثف على غزة، تزامنًا مع إعلان الجيش المدينة منطقة قتال خطيرة، ودعوته السكان للنزوح إلى منطقة المواصي جنوبًا، في إطار عملية مركبات جدعون 2.
وأشار أبو عبيدة، في آخر بياناته عبر تطبيق تليغرام قبل الغارة، إلى أن خطط إسرائيل لاحتلال غزة ستكون وبالًا على قيادتها، مؤكدًا جاهزية المقاومة لتقديم دروس قاسية، ويبقى مصير أبو عبيدة غير مؤكد حتى كتابة هذه الكلمات، وسط استمرار الغارات الإسرائيلية على القطاع، التي تُفاقم الأزمة الإنسانية.
تقارير متضاربة حول اغتيال أبو عبيدة في غارة إسرائيلية على غزة
31 أغسطس 2025 - 12:42
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آخر تحديث 31 أغسطس 2025 - 13:41
أبو عبيدة
تابع قناة عكاظ على الواتساب
محمد صديق (القاهرة)
Palestinian and Hebrew media reported today (Sunday) conflicting reports regarding the assassination of Abu Ubaida, the official spokesperson for the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, in an Israeli airstrike that targeted a residential building in the Al-Rimal neighborhood west of Gaza City on Saturday evening.
Israeli media sources, including Channel "Kan 11" and the "Walla" website, reported that the Israeli army and the Shin Bet security service carried out a precise strike targeting a "central figure" in Hamas, with estimates suggesting that the target was Abu Ubaida.
However, Hamas and the al-Qassam Brigades have not officially confirmed his death, but the movement condemned the rumors, describing them as an Israeli attempt at psychological warfare.
A joint statement from the Israeli occupation army and the Shin Bet indicated that the operation was carried out using precise munitions and aerial reconnaissance to minimize harm to civilians, but Palestinian sources confirmed that the strike resulted in the deaths of seven civilians and injuries to others in the Al-Rimal neighborhood, which is densely populated, mostly by women, children, and displaced persons.
Other airstrikes targeted two residential apartments and tents of displaced persons in the Al-Rimal neighborhood and the Beach Camp, resulting in the deaths of 20 Palestinians and injuries to dozens.
Abu Ubaida, the spokesperson for the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, known by the nickname "Abu Ubaida," represented Hamas on social media, appearing masked without revealing his identity. Israel has attempted to target him multiple times, the last of which was in May 2025 when it was believed he was killed along with leader Mohammed Sinwar in Khan Younis, but he later appeared alive.
Palestinian sources conveyed to the "Al Arabiya" and "Al Hadath" networks that Abu Ubaida died in the airstrike, as a Palestinian source confirmed to Al Arabiya that members of Abu Ubaida's family and leaders from the al-Qassam Brigades confirmed his death after examining the body, but this information has not been officially verified, raising doubts about its accuracy, especially with Hamas's denial. Meanwhile, the Israeli army radio stated that an official announcement regarding Abu Ubaida's death is expected soon.
This airstrike comes amid an intensified Israeli escalation on Gaza, coinciding with the army declaring the city a dangerous combat zone and urging residents to evacuate to the Mawasi area to the south, as part of Operation Gideon Vehicles 2.
Abu Ubaida, in his last statements via the Telegram app before the airstrike, indicated that Israel's plans to occupy Gaza would be a disaster for its leadership, affirming the resistance's readiness to deliver harsh lessons. The fate of Abu Ubaida remains uncertain as of the writing of these words, amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes on the sector, which exacerbate the humanitarian crisis.
Israeli media sources, including Channel "Kan 11" and the "Walla" website, reported that the Israeli army and the Shin Bet security service carried out a precise strike targeting a "central figure" in Hamas, with estimates suggesting that the target was Abu Ubaida.
However, Hamas and the al-Qassam Brigades have not officially confirmed his death, but the movement condemned the rumors, describing them as an Israeli attempt at psychological warfare.
A joint statement from the Israeli occupation army and the Shin Bet indicated that the operation was carried out using precise munitions and aerial reconnaissance to minimize harm to civilians, but Palestinian sources confirmed that the strike resulted in the deaths of seven civilians and injuries to others in the Al-Rimal neighborhood, which is densely populated, mostly by women, children, and displaced persons.
Other airstrikes targeted two residential apartments and tents of displaced persons in the Al-Rimal neighborhood and the Beach Camp, resulting in the deaths of 20 Palestinians and injuries to dozens.
Abu Ubaida, the spokesperson for the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, known by the nickname "Abu Ubaida," represented Hamas on social media, appearing masked without revealing his identity. Israel has attempted to target him multiple times, the last of which was in May 2025 when it was believed he was killed along with leader Mohammed Sinwar in Khan Younis, but he later appeared alive.
Palestinian sources conveyed to the "Al Arabiya" and "Al Hadath" networks that Abu Ubaida died in the airstrike, as a Palestinian source confirmed to Al Arabiya that members of Abu Ubaida's family and leaders from the al-Qassam Brigades confirmed his death after examining the body, but this information has not been officially verified, raising doubts about its accuracy, especially with Hamas's denial. Meanwhile, the Israeli army radio stated that an official announcement regarding Abu Ubaida's death is expected soon.
This airstrike comes amid an intensified Israeli escalation on Gaza, coinciding with the army declaring the city a dangerous combat zone and urging residents to evacuate to the Mawasi area to the south, as part of Operation Gideon Vehicles 2.
Abu Ubaida, in his last statements via the Telegram app before the airstrike, indicated that Israel's plans to occupy Gaza would be a disaster for its leadership, affirming the resistance's readiness to deliver harsh lessons. The fate of Abu Ubaida remains uncertain as of the writing of these words, amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes on the sector, which exacerbate the humanitarian crisis.
