Saleh Al-Arouri, Pals Blown Apart In Beirut Drone Strike

Saleh al-Arouri is all over Beirut. Literally. He was blown apart on Tuesday evening, likely by an Israeli drone. Al-Arouri is (sorry, was) a somebody, to put it mildly. A Hamas member from the beginning, the late-fiftysomething headed the group's West Bank operations and was instrumental in the birth of the Al-Qassam Brigades, which carried out the October 7 attacks. A regular in Israeli jails for long stretches spanning two decades, Al-Arouri eventually landed in Damascus, where he operated

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2 thoughts on “Saleh Al-Arouri, Pals Blown Apart In Beirut Drone Strike

  1. Louis Prima’s Just A Gigolo/ I Ain’t Got Nobody comes to mind. Maybe they were listening to it just before the drone took them home.

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