Wadau hamjamboni nyote?
Hizo ni habari mpya kabisa kutokea ndani ya kikundi cha kigaidi cha Hamas
Kwamba magaidi hao hawajakata tamaa kabisa
Kwamba Baraza/ Shura ya Maimamu yenye wawakilishi wa kikundi hicho kutokea sehemu mbalimbali watakutana muda wowote kuanzia sasa kumchagua mrirhi atakayechukua hatamu za uongozi baada ya mkubwa wao kuuawa na Israel jana
Kwamba kikao hicho kizito sana tena cha Siri kubwa kitafanyika mara tu baada ya maziko ya Ismail haniyeh yatayofanyika nchini quatar
Majina ya wajumbe wa Baraza hilo la magaidi bado ni Siri kubwa sana
Magaidi wanaotarajia kushika hatamu za uongozi wa kikundi hicho hatari ni
Khaled Mashaal na Khalil al-Hayya
Mungu ibariki Israel
Taarifa kamili hapo chini:
Who are the potential next leaders of Hamas after Haniyeh’s death?
BEIRUT — Palestinian terrorist group Hamas has a history of swift and smooth replacement of fallen leaders killed in Israeli airstrikes.
Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination in Tehran early Wednesday, widely attributed to Israel, comes at a time when Hamas is under extreme pressure since the war in Gaza started nearly 10 months ago, following the group’s massive Ocrtober 7 attack on southern Israel.
“We are not discussing this matter now,” a Hamas official told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity when asked about the process to replace Haniyeh.
Haniyeh headed the group’s political bureau until his death. His deputy was Saleh Arouri, who was himself killed in an Israeli strike in Beirut in January and would have been the automatic replacement. Arouri’s post has remained empty since his death.
The group’s Shura council, the main consultative body, is now expected to meet soon, likely after Haniyeh’s funeral in Qatar, to name a new successor. The council’s membership is kept secret but represents regional chapters of the group in Gaza, the West Bank and the diaspora as well as those imprisoned.
One of Haniyeh’s deputies was Zaher Jabarin, who has been described as the group’s chief executive officer because of the important role he plays in managing the group’s finances, and with that, his good relations with Iran.
Hani al-Masri, an expert on Palestinian organizations, said the choice is now likely between Khaled Mashaal, a veteran Hamas official and former leader, and Khalil al-Hayya, a powerful figure within Hamas who was close to Haniyeh.
“It will not be easy,” said al-Masri, who also heads the Palestinian Center for Policy and Research and Strategic Studies.