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The Israeli army and Shin Bet said on Wednesday that they are investigating the possibility of killing the leader of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar, in Gaza.
A joint statement said, “During the operations carried out by Israeli army fighters in the Gaza Strip, three terrorists were killed. The Israeli army and Shin Bet are investigating the possibility that Yahya Sinwar is one of the terrorists. There is no platform here to confirm the identity of the terrorists.”
A military source told the Israel Broadcasting Corporation that it would take hours to confirm the news of the assassination of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
Israel’s Defense Minister published a secret message that seemed to confirm that Yahya Sinwar had been knocked down. Yoav Galant said a verse from the Torah that says: “You will reach your enemies, and they will fall before you with the sword,” he said, “We will reach all rebellion and destroy it. “
A senior government minister told Israel’s Channel 12 that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar had apparently been ousted.
He said: “This is a day to close accounts and a message to all terrorists: We will follow you until your last day anywhere in the world.”
Meanwhile, the New York Times reported that American officials said that Israel had informed the United States of the possibility of its expulsion.
Israeli Channel 14 reported that the body, which the Israeli army suspects belongs to Sinwar, was found in Tal al-Sultan in Rafah.
He quoted a security source as saying, “Israel has Sinwar’s DNA because he was detained, and it will help identify the suspect’s body.
According to Channel 12, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked his defense secretary to inform the families of the prisoners that none of their sons were in the conflict areas, and he asked for urgent security consultations.
Israel killed the most prominent Hamas leaders, namely the head of the movement’s military wing, Muhammad Deif, and the head of the Khan Yunis Brigade, Rafi’ Salama, in an airstrike on Gaza last July, and deputy political movement. bureau, Saleh Al-Arouri, in an attack on Beirut last January.
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The Israeli army and Shin Bet said on Wednesday that they are investigating the possibility of killing the leader of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar, in Gaza.
A joint statement said, “During the operations carried out by Israeli army fighters in the Gaza Strip, three terrorists were killed. The Israeli army and Shin Bet are investigating the possibility that Yahya Sinwar is one of the terrorists. There is no platform here to confirm the identity of the terrorists.”
A military source told the Israel Broadcasting Corporation that it would take hours to confirm the news of the assassination of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
Israel’s Defense Minister published a secret message that seemed to confirm that Yahya Sinwar had been knocked down. Yoav Galant said a verse from the Torah that says: “You will destroy your enemies, and they will fall before you with the sword,” saying, “We will reach all rebellion and destroy it.” “
A senior government minister told Israel’s Channel 12 that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar had apparently been ousted.
He said: “This is a day to close accounts and a message to all terrorists: We will follow you until your last day anywhere in the world.”
Meanwhile, the New York Times reported that American officials said that Israel had informed the United States of the possibility of its expulsion.
Israeli Channel 14 reported that the body, which the Israeli army suspects belongs to Sinwar, was found in Tal al-Sultan in Rafah.
He quoted a security source as saying, “Israel has Sinwar’s DNA because he was detained, and it will help identify the suspect’s body.
According to Channel 12, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked his defense secretary to inform the families of the prisoners that none of their sons were in the conflict areas, and he asked for urgent security consultations.
Israel killed the most prominent Hamas leaders, namely the head of the movement’s military wing, Muhammad Deif, and the head of the Khan Yunis Brigade, Rafi’ Salama, in an airstrike on Gaza last July, and deputy political movement. bureau, Saleh Al-Arouri, in an attack on Beirut last January.
