The assassination of the leader of Hamas by Israel changed the world agenda. Leaders of leading countries, foreign policy agencies and organizations express their reaction.

According to the Lebanese media, Israel used the help of a third country to kill Ismail Haniya, the head of the political bureau of Hamas. According to information, a guided projectile was launched from the territory of a third country.

After Ismail Haniya, head of the political bureau of Hamas, was killed in the Iranian capital, Tehran, questions arose as to who will take the leadership of the movement in his place. Experts mention the candidacy of three people.

Images of the building where the head of the Hamas political bureau, Ismail Haniya, is said to have been killed have appeared on the networks. The images show that only the part of the building where Hania and her bodyguard were damaged. If these images are true, they would indicate that the information was provided to Israel by domestic intelligence.

The United Nations Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on Wednesday in connection with the assassination of the head of the political bureau of Hamas, Ismail Haniya.

What are the consequences of the killing of Ismail Haniya, the leader of the Palestinian Hamas movement, for the region? Will Iran and its allies enter a direct war against Israel - expert opinions.

The Israeli newspaper Haaretz wrote that the news about the killing of Ismail Haniya, the head of the Political Bureau of Hamas, the killing of one of the commanders of Hezbollah in Beirut, the head of the Izzedine Al-Qassam brigade in Gaza, Muhammad al-Dayf, means that Prime Minister Netanyahu is far from the idea of releasing Israeli prisoners, and that Israel does not aim to establish peace in the region. .

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Hamas foreign policy chief Khalid Mashal announced at the funeral of Harakat Political Bureau Chairman Ismail Haniya that they will not negotiate, make concessions or recognize Israel.

The New York Times reports that Iranian law enforcement officers have arrested dozens of people, including high-ranking officials of the country's intelligence service, as part of the investigation into the death of Ismail Haniya, head of the political bureau of Hamas.