Hamas has recently formed a special committee composed of field commanders from the al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the movement, to inventory its missing weapons from the war. It is believed that some of these weapons remained with members of other Palestinian factions, clan members, and others. Some were lost as a result of being found by the Israeli army. Another portion appears to have remained under the rubble of destroyed homes.
Palestinian sources familiar with the matter revealed to i24news’s sister Arabic channel that the committee was overseen by Adham Nesman, a prominent field commander in the al-Qassam-affiliated Gaza Brigade, but he was eliminated in an Israeli airstrike two weeks ago, targeting him in his family’s apartment.
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