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The freed and exiled prisoner to Gaza, Farah Ahmed Hamed, known as "Al-Natour," died today, Wednesday, as a result of injuries sustained when he was targeted in the Sheikh Ajleen area southwest of Gaza City. Hamed, born in Kuwait in 1976 to a Palestinian family from Siload, was a Hamas activist who participated in armed operations during the Second Intifada. He spent several years in occupation prisons, where he was sentenced to life imprisonment. After his release in the 2011 Wafa' al-Ahrar deal and his exile to Gaza, he continued his organizational activities and worked to document the history of the Palestinian resistance. He was a former candidate for the Palestinian Legislative Council. Throughout his years in the Gaza Strip, he was repeatedly targeted, including the destruction of his home and assassination attempts, before being assassinated today in an targeted operation.
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