In 720 BC, a revolt occurred in Palestine against the new Assyrian King Sargon II, led by King Hanno (also "Hanun" and "Hanuna") of Gaza who sought the help of "Pirʾu of Musri", a term most probably meaning "Pharaoh of Egypt" and referring to Osorkon IV. Assyrian sources claim that this time the Egyptian king did send a "turtanu" (an army–commander) called "Reʾe" or "Reʾu" (his Egyptian name was Raia, though in the past it was read "Sibʾe") as well as troops in order to support his neighboring ally. However, the coalition was defeated in battle at Raphia. Reʾe fled back to Egypt, Raphia and Gaza were looted and Hanno was burnt alive by the Assyrians.