Israeli security sources report that Mu'in al-Arabid, the head of Hamas's internal security mechanism captured by the IDF on September 1, is cooperating and providing detailed information on the terror group's weapons caches and infrastructure.
Mu'in al-Arabid, the head of Hamas's internal security mechanism ('the Gaza Shin Bet'), is providing valuable intelligence to Israeli interrogators, according to security sources. The information reportedly covers weapons caches, underground infrastructure, and command-and-control assets used by Hamas. Al-Arabid was captured by IDF special forces in a raid in Gaza City on Tuesday, September 1, as The Zioneer reported. His capture was initially described as the arrest of the overall head of Hamas's internal security, though later corrections identified him specifically. The intelligence he is now providing could significantly advance Israeli efforts to dismantle remaining Hamas capabilities in the Gaza Strip.
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