Media reports say the rocket that killed the Hamas leader in Tehran may have been fired from Iranian territory.

“Ismail Haniyeh was killed by a missile in his residence in Tehran, probably from Iranian territory. This information was reported by Mako.co.il, citing reports in Iran, on July 31. Most likely, the missile was launched from inside Iran, and not from an aircraft or UAV. Previous operations against Iranian targets were carried out from Iranian territory.

Israeli sources declined to comment on the attack, and an Israeli journalist would rather decline to comment on the incident. Iran has launched an investigation into Haniyeh's murder, which, according to preliminary information, took place on the night of July 31. Whether the missile hit the building or not is also subject to verification.

The killing of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran was confirmed by Hamas itself. Musa Abu Marzouq called the murder a “dastardly act” and is confident that it “will not go unpunished.” Hamas blames Israel for the case. Ghaniyeh was killed by a guided missile aimed at his Tehran mansion, Al Hadath reported. He was killed “by a missile from the air,” Fars news agency, which is affiliated with Iran's Revolutionary Guard, said.

Haniyeh's murder, according to Minister Amichai Eliyahu, “will make the world a little better.” On July 30, the IDF struck Beirut, where the Israeli army said the Hezbollah commander responsible for the murder of children in the Golan Heights was located.”