Israel killed Sinuar “accidentally”, but Hamas will not stop the war

The man, whom Israel referred to as the “walking dead”, was accidentally killed on Thursday. The killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza was hailed as a major victory after a year-long investigation for the leadership of the deadliest terror attack in Israel’s history.

World analysts have suggested that this could end the war quickly if Israel and its allies use their advantage. After the devastating attack by “Hamas” my Netanyahu has threatened to eliminate the terrorist organization completely. Now that her Tartor has been killed, it is very likely that there will be turmoil and confusion among the fighters when a new leader is chosen. Among those who are married are Yahya Sinuar’s brother, Mohammed, and Khalil al-Haya, Hamas’ chief negotiator in Cairo. Against this background, the declaration of Israel as a winner seems more plausible than ever.

Sinuar is not the only mastermind behind the October 7 attack. He is the one who has gathered enough power in the past year

take alone

the decisions

about the movements of “Hamas”. He was one of many leaders in the splinter group, but he became a unifier. He was said to be hiding mostly in the tunnels under Gaza and surrounded himself with hostages to avoid his release.

However, he was killed “accidentally” – in the field with a unit patrol, and not during a special operation. On Wednesday, part of Israel’s 828th Bislamah Brigade conducted a patrol in Tal al-Sultan, Rafah district. He pointed at three Hamas fighters and opened fire. One of them managed to hide in a nearby building. Defense forces used a drone to enter the building through a window. They found the man on the first floor –

sat in a chair

apparently hurt

with a closed face. A video released by the drone shows the man throwing a stick at him. Israeli forces destroyed the building soon after, killing the final target, who was later identified as the leader of Hamas.

Part of the body’s finger was cut off and sent for DNA samples, as traps were suspected in the area. His identity was later confirmed, and after the perimeter was secured, the body was transported to Israel. On Thursday, a senior Hamas official confirmed that Yahya Sinwar had died.

US President Joe Biden called the death of the Hamas leader a moment of relief for Israelis and an opportunity for a “fresh start” in the Gaza Strip, without the ruling group there. Biden said that

on hands

Sinuar was

the blood of

Americans, Israelis, Palestinians, Germans and many others.

“Our mission is not yet complete,” Benjamin Netanyahu hastened to clarify. In a solemn speech, the Israeli prime minister indicated that the guards held in Gaza is a priority. Local media reported that the prime minister called a security meeting to focus on possible progress in negotiations on the hosting agreement.

At the same time, Palestinians are sure that the war will continue despite the death of Sinwar, and a senior Hamas official was sure that the group could not be eliminated by the death of its leader.