Ismail Haniyeh, a top Hamas leader, was killed in Tehran, and new eyewitness accounts suggest he was hit by a missile, not a bomb. This contradicts an earlier report by the New York Times, which claimed Haniyeh was killed by a bomb planted in the guesthouse months before. The eyewitnesses' accounts match the findings from the GGI analysis of the assassination.

In Tehran, a high-security building where top Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was staying was rocked by a deadly explosion. Three people who were in the building during the attack have shared new details, suggesting that Haniyeh was killed by a missile, not a bomb.

According to these witnesses, they heard what sounded like a missile before a massive explosion shook the building. One of them, who was staying close to Haniyeh’s room, said the damage looked like it came from a missile strike. The other two witnesses, from different floors, reported seeing the ceiling and wall of Haniyeh’s room partially collapse.

Haniyeh, ...