Who was Hamed Ahmed Khudari, the financier who brought Iran's money for Hamas shot by Israel

In the midst of this weekend 's escalation, the Israeli Defense Forces have murdered the person responsible for the transfer of money to Palestinian extremist groups.

On the days of its independence anniversary and just over a week from the start of Eurovisión, Israel experienced a weekend of tension. The Hamas extremist group He launched 690 missiles on southern Israel, killing 4 people and injuring dozens. In response, Israel launched 320 attacks against Gaza that killed 25 people. This was the biggest spike in violence since the 2014 conflict.

The ceasefire, announced this morning, follows threats that terrorists wanted to reach Tel Aviv and undermine, if not prevent, the organization of the European music festival. Eurovision, which will bring thousands of tourists and even the very Madonna, who go
present at the finals scheduled for May 18th.

The moment of the Israeli attack in Khudari's car

In the context of the clashes, the Israeli Defense Forces announced last night that they had killed Hamed Ahmed Khudari. In a joint operation with the secret services, the Shin Bet, they managed to find the financier in charge of money transfers from Iran to Gaza, who was killed in an aerial attack while he was driving his car.
Khudari, 34, owned an exchange house called Hamed Llasrapa / Alupak. According to information from Israel Defense Forces spokesman Ronen Koselis, the company was declared a terrorist organization by Israel in June 2018.

"In recent years, Khudari and his financier have settled in the Gaza Strip and have transferred large sums of money to Hamas, Islamic Jihad and other terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip. from Gaza, through his company and with the help of foreign financial financiers, who knew that this company had been listed as
terrorist, "said Koselis in his statement.

He added: "Khudari's financial activity has contributed significantly to the promotion of terrorist activities and its military efforts in the Gaza Strip"

The badbadination of Khudari is the first attack against Hamas leaders since the end of the conflict in 2014.

Now that hostilities have stopped or have entered at least suspensive positions, the next battle will be cultural and focused on Eurovision. Roger Waters and other BDS activists (known as the movement that promotes boycott, divestment, and sanctions for Israel) have demanded that artists not show up to compete in Tel Aviv and thus empty the door. international event. The pressures in this direction will increase. That's what the activist Haidar Eid did in an article published today in Al Jazeera, in which he insisted that no one should come to attend or attend the festival which he said was "trying to clean up the crimes committed by Israel ".