Israel kills Hamas military chief

Published November 15, 2005

NABLUS (West Bank), Nov 14: The local military leader of radical Islamist movement Hamas in the northern West Bank town of Nablus was killed in a shootout with Israeli troops on Monday, Palestinian and Israeli sources said. Amjad al-Hinawi had been a target during an Israeli arrest operation in the town that disintegrated into a shootout.

Israeli troops surrounded the building and ordered all occupants out. Hinawi tried to escape and was shot by Israeli troops in his head and body, Palestinian security sources said.—AFP

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