War in the Middle East: Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyyeh Assassinated in Tehran

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyyeh was assassinated in Tehran during the inauguration of Iran's new president. Iran and Hamas blame Israel for the killing and vow to strike back.

The assassination has raised fears of a broader regional war, with Iran's supreme leader ordering a strike on Israel. Rallies worldwide have responded to Haniyyeh's death, with supporters championing him as a martyr.

The killing has also jeopardized ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas, as Qatar, Egypt, and the US question the future of these negotiations. The assassination has also led to the deaths of two Al-Jazeera reporters in Gaza, prompting calls for an investigation.

The situation in the Middle East remains tense, with the US expressing concern over a possible escalation. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns of challenging days ahead, as Israel continues its fight against terrorist armies like Hamas and Hezbollah.

The region is on edge, with Iran and Hamas threatening retaliation and Israel on high alert. The conflict has resulted in the loss of many leaders, including Haniyyeh, and the death toll continues to rise.