Abu Ubaida, Hamas' masked spokesperson, reportedly injured in an attack by the IDF, returned to Palestinian and Israeli television screens with a chilling warning for Israel and the United States.

Abu Ubaida, Hamas' masked spokesperson, reportedly injured in an attack by the IDF, returned to Palestinian and Israeli television screens with a chilling warning for Israel and the United States. On Sunday, Hamas' armed wing said Israel will not be able to recover any of its hostages unless it engages in talks over conditional swap deals. Abu Ubaida, the voice for the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the Hamas movement, warned Israel would not be able to recover the hostages by force, mentioning their failed operation to free one of them. Udaida also mentioned that Hamas fighters had partially or fully destroyed 180 Israeli personnel carriers, tanks and bulldozers in 10 days since the war resumed in Gaza. Abu Ubaida has been appearing on screens since October 7, after Mohammad Al-Deif, the commander of Al-Qassam, announced the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, one of the largest military confrontations in history between Israel and Palestinian movements. ALSO READ | Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus cancels Christmas in solidarity with Gaza During his interventions, he wears the green camouflage soldier's uniform, covering his face with a red keffiyeh. He never reveals his face, following the example of Al-Qassam's former leader, Imad Aqel, who died in an IDF attack in 1993. Since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war in 2023, Abu Ubaida has appeared before or after every significant decision, presented the position of Al-Qassam and talked about developments in the war. His statements generally come every few days via recorded speech. Abu Ubaida first made headlines in 2002 as one of Al-Qassam's field officials. After Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005, Al-Qassam officially appointed Abu Ubaidah as their spokesperson. Ubaida hails from Naalia, a town in Gaza occupied by Israel in 1948. According to some sources, he now lives in Jabalia, northeast of Gaza. Israel bombed his house several times in 2008, 2012, 2014, and in the current battle. In 2014, he kidnapped Israeli soldier Shaul Aron. Previously, Ubaida had Twitter (currently X) and Facebook accounts until they were closed. Now, he publishes his messages on the official website of Al-Qassam and uses the Telegram app and Al-Aqsa's channel affiliated with Hamas to broadcast his videos. Before the 2014 war, Abu Ubaida presented a master's thesis at the Islamic University from the Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion named "The Holy Land between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam." Israeli Army spokesperson Avichay Adraee claims to know his true identity. He said Ubaida was a masked person named Hudhayfah Kahlout. (With inputs from agencies)

Who is Abu Ubaida? Hamas' masked spokesperson resurfaces with chilling warning for Israel

The Delhi Police said a businessman's cryptocurrencies were stolen and allegedly transferred to the military wing of Palestinian organisation Hamas.

The police added that $3 million worth of cryptocurrencies were stolen three years ago in India's capital city. The police have been trailing the case since 2019 after a businessman in the capital's Paschim Vihar area complained that cryptocurrencies from his wallet were being fraudulently transferred.

Delhi Police said investigations revealed the "cryptocurrency trail" led to the wallets of the Palestinian Al-Qassam Brigade.&nbsp;

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The wallets have reportedly been seized by Israel's national bureau for counter-terror financing. It allegedly belonged to a person named Mohammad Naseer Ibrahim Abdulla.

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Police said one e-wallet which had a "major share" of the cryptocurrencies was operated from Giza in Egypt&nbsp;by a person named Ahmed Marzooq and another by a resident at Ramallah in Palestinian territory.

The police said although most bitcoins were being used for terror financing it was also allegedly being used to access child pornography.

(With inputs from Agencies)

The Delhi Police said a businessman's cryptocurrencies were stolen and allegedly transferred to the military wing of Palestinian organisation Hamas. The police added that $3 million worth of cryptocurrencies were stolen three years ago in India's capital city.

The Delhi Police said a businessman's cryptocurrencies were stolen and allegedly transferred to the military wing of Palestinian organisation Hamas. The police added that $3 million worth of cryptocurrencies were stolen three years ago in India's capital city. The police have been trailing the case since 2019 after a businessman in the capital's Paschim Vihar area complained that cryptocurrencies from his wallet were being fraudulently transferred. Delhi Police said investigations revealed the "cryptocurrency trail" led to the wallets of the Palestinian Al-Qassam Brigade. Also Read: This 'Altcoin' gained 1,300 % in 2021. So what is this cryptocurrency segment? The wallets have reportedly been seized by Israel's national bureau for counter-terror financing. It allegedly belonged to a person named Mohammad Naseer Ibrahim Abdulla. Also Read: Cyber criminals used Google ads to steal $500,000 worth of cryptocurrency Police said one e-wallet which had a "major share" of the cryptocurrencies was operated from Giza in Egypt by a person named Ahmed Marzooq and another by a resident at Ramallah in Palestinian territory. The police said although most bitcoins were being used for terror financing it was also allegedly being used to access child pornography. (With inputs from Agencies)

Cryptocurrencies stolen from Delhi businessman & transferred to Hamas: Delhi Police

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Who is Abu Ubaida? Hamas' masked spokesperson resurfaces with chilling warning for Israel

Cryptocurrencies stolen from Delhi businessman & transferred to Hamas: Delhi Police