Hamas Military Commander Convicted of 46 Murders in Israel
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by JNS.org
Former Hamas military commander Ibrahim Hamed on Wednesday was convicted of murdering 46 Israelis, Israel Hayom reported.
Hamed, who was found guilty in a Judea military court, was involved in bombings at Moment Café in Jerusalem and the Pi Gillot fuel terminal, as well as Jerusalem based attacks at Hebrew University, Hillel Café and Zion Sqaure.
Israel refused to release Hamed in the exchange of 1,027 Palestinian prisoners for captive Gilad Shalit because when he was let go from prison in 2001, he planned the aforementioned attacks.
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