Atacante de la sinagoga de Michigan revelado como hermano de comandante de Hezbolá asesinado

Cuatro días después de un mortal ataque de embestida con vehículo contra el Templo Israel en West Bloomfield, Michigan, nueva inteligencia identifica al perpetrador, Ayman Muhammad Ghazali, como el hermano del comandante de Hezbolá Ibrahim Muhammad Ghazali, muerto por fuerzas israelíes en medio de ataques con cohetes contra civiles. El vínculo familiar está impulsando investigaciones sobre posibles lazos con el grupo terrorista respaldado por Irán.

El ataque del 12 de marzo de 2026 involucró a Ghazali embistiendo un camión contra la sinagoga y enfrentándose a la seguridad, resultando en su muerte dentro del vehículo en llamas (como se detalla en la cobertura anterior). Nuevas revelaciones lo vinculan con su hermano, Ibrahim Muhammad Ghazali, un comandante en la Unidad Badr de Hezbolá que supervisaba operaciones de armas y lanzó cientos de cohetes contra áreas civiles israelíes durante la guerra en curso. Ataques de la Fuerza Aérea israelí eliminaron a Ibrahim días antes del incidente en Michigan en un sitio militar de Hezbolá. Hezbollah, una organización terrorista extranjera designada por EE.UU., mantiene redes globales que atacan intereses israelíes y occidentales. Aunque no se han confirmado lazos operativos directos para Ayman, la conexión fraternal ha intensificado el escrutinio de los investigadores. Esta revelación se alinea con las acciones escaladas de EE.UU. bajo la Operación Epic Fury contra los proxies de Irán. El presidente Trump anunció en Truth Social un bombardeo del Mando Central de EE.UU. a la isla de Kharg, el principal centro militar de Irán en el Golfo Pérsico, perdonando las instalaciones petroleras pero advirtiendo contra disrupciones en el estrecho de Ormuz.

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