Al Jazeera reported; The mastermind behind the reverse engineering of Israeli weapons in Hamas?
According to Al Jazeera, “Ibrahim Hossein Abunja” nicknamed “Abul Mo’tasem” is one of the most prominent commanders of the Ezzedine al-Qassam battalions, the military wing of Hamas in the reverse engineering project of Israeli weapons, who was martyred in an explosion in one of the al-Qassam headquarters in Rafah in 2017. Receipt.
Ebrahim Abunja was born in the mid-sixties of the 20th century in a militant and poor Palestinian family in the Al-Nujiyah region in the occupied territories of 1948, and completed his primary and secondary education in An-Rawa schools (the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees). passed He was once arrested by the Zionists in 1992 for participating in activities related to the first Palestinian intifada.
This Palestinian fighter studied English for 3 years and then studied Arabic and received his bachelor’s degree in this field in 1991. Abunja joined the Muslim Brotherhood in 1985 and was arrested in 1992 for his activities in the first intifada and spent 3 and a half years in the prisons of the occupation regime.
His activities in the ranks of al-Qassam battalions started with the beginning of the first intifada in 2000. Abunja was one of the most prominent engineers involved in making weapons for al-Qassam, and his influence can be seen in the advanced weapons of al-Qassam battalions.
While Abunja had a house consisting of 2 rooms, one of his rooms was dedicated to military activities and he turned it into a workshop for making weapons. He held several positions in al-Qassam battalions, the last of which was the command of the engineering unit in the Rafah brigade. He also played a prominent role in most of Al-Qassam’s military operations against the occupiers inside the Gaza Strip.