At Friday's funeral of the Hamas Khan Younis Brigade commander Muhammad Yazouri, mourners chanted the anti-Jewish slogan 'Khaybar, Khaybar, oh Jews' and threatened to repeat the October 7, 2023 attack, according to the Abu Ali Express the source.
The funeral of Muhammad Yazouri, the Hamas commander of the Khan Younis Brigade eliminated in an Israeli drone strike late Thursday, took place Friday in Khan Younis. According to reports from the Abu Ali Express the source, mourners at the funeral chanted the anti-Jewish slogan "Khaybar, Khaybar, oh Jews" and declared that "October 7 will return." The chant references a 7th-century battle between Jews and Muslims in the Arabian Peninsula and has been used by Islamist groups to signal genocidal intent. The channel's commentary described the participants as "scumbags" and "all terrorists" and questioned why Israel does not drop a heavy bomb on them.
The Zioneer previously reported on the elimination of Yazouri, along with a deputy and a company commander, in a precision strike on Thursday night, as confirmed by a joint IDF and Shin Bet statement. Yazouri was responsible for managing brigade operations and directing attacks against Israeli forces and civilians, and had been working to rebuild the brigade's capabilities after wartime losses.
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