Did the IDF kill a jihadi rocket scientist or a health care worker?

Why not both? Fadi Jihad Muhammad Al-Wadiya was obviously well educated. The IDF does not waste drone strikes on just anyone.

Médecins Sans Frontières fervently deny that they are anti-semitic or anti-zionist, yet they openly admit that they work with the Gaza Ministry of Health (that is, Hamas). They admit that they had a large number of staff at al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, which we now know was being used as a Hamas headquarters, with Israeli hostages being hidden there.

Like many of these other agencies, they have no word of condemnation for Hamas regarding the 1200 dead, raped, butchered and burnt Israelis; nor have they made any attempt to offer assistance to the Israeli injured or the hostages.

So yes, I’m sure al-Wadiya was on the payroll of Doctors without Borders, and I believe that the IDF will supply evidence that he was a terrorist. We’ve seen plenty already coming from UNHCR.

“IDF says it killed Islamic Jihad operative who Doctors Without Borders named as a staffer,” by Emanuel Fabian, Times of Israel, June 25, 2024:

A Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative involved in developing the terror group’s missiles was killed in an airstrike earlier today, the military says.

Fadi Jihad Muhammad al-Wadiya was targeted in a drone strike in Gaza City, the IDF says.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), or Doctors Without Borders, reported this morning that al-Wadiya was one of its staffers. The organization said in a post on X that al-Wadiya was killed along with 5 other people, among them three children, while riding his bicycle to the MSF clinic where he worked.

Al-Wadiya was involved in “the development and advancement of the organization’s missile array,” the military says….

By the way, Al-Wadiya is a Saudi name, not Palestinian, because there are no traditional Palestinian names. I wonder what he was doing such a long way from home?.