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Abu Ubeyd had been working within the Izzeddin Qassam Brigades since 1993. He took over the command of the Welfare Brigade after Muhammed Shabana, who died last year.
In the written statement made by the Qassam Brigades, it was stated that Abu Ubeyd was the Commander of the Welfare Brigade and a member of the military council of the group, without giving details about where and how the attack was carried out.
The statement said, "Abu Ubeyd was martyred as a result of a cowardly assassination last night."
It was noted that Abu Ubeyd, who joined the Izzeddin Qassam Brigades in 1993, played an important role in the "Aqsa Flood" as well as in many operations.
It was stated that Abu Ubeyd, who took on various duties in the Qassam Brigades, took over the command of the Welfare Brigade, replacing Mohammed Shabana, who died late last year.

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