Abdelaziz al-Rantisi
Abdelaziz al-Rantisi was a prominent Palestinian political leader and co-founder of Hamas. He served as the organization's leader after the assassination of Ahmed Yassin in 2004. Al-Rantisi was known for his hardline stance against Israel and emphasized armed resistance as a means to achieve Palestinian rights. He was killed by an Israeli airstrike shortly after taking leadership, marking a significant moment in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Born on Oct 23, 1926 (98 years old)
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Abdelaziz al-Rantisi was a successor to Ahmed Yassin and also proposed similar ideas for peace.
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Bulgaria:
Abdelaziz al-Rantisi was a successor to Ahmed Yassin and also supported the idea of a truce.
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