Report: Egypt Army Has Killed 32 Hamas Terrorists in Sinai Since Morsi Ouster
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Hamas militants hold a poster of Morsi, as they celebrate in Gaza City soon after he won Egypt's 2012 presidential elections.
Ynet – After the overthrow of Egypt ‘s Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas appers to be the next target: An Egyptian military source told the London-based Arabic-language al-Hayat newspaper on Thursday morning that security forces had killed and arrested some 200 gunmen in the Sinai Peninsula.
He said 32 Hamas members were killed and 45 activists were detained. “Hamas is flaring up the situation in Sinai after (former Egyptian President) Mohamed Morsi’s ouster,” he explained.
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