The Israeli military said on Friday, that it has killed the bodyguard of the late Hamas leader, Yehya al-Sinwar.They reported that Mahmoud Hamdan was taken out during a clash with Israeli troops in the southern Gaza city of Rafah. He died on Friday, just 200 metres away from the spot where the Israeli military killed al-Sinwar on Wednesday, the army said.Hamdan was a commander of the Hamas battalion in Rafah's Tal al-Sultan neighbourhood. He had served as al-Sinwar's bodyguard in a house in Tal al-Sultan, just before al-Sinwar's death.Hamdan was also responsible for guarding the six Israeli hostages who were murdered by his men in August, the Israeli army said.The Israeli military found their bodies in a tunnel under Rafah, where it also stumbled upon DNA traces of al-Sinwar.The Palestinian Islamist Hamas movement has not yet confirmed Hamdan's death.Source: Ghana News Agency
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