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“Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar is Dead”, Says Israel’s Foreign Minister

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Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz announced Thursday that Yahya Sinwar, a key Hamas leader responsible for the October 7 massacre, has been killed by Israeli forces. “Mass murderer Yahya Sinwar, who was responsible for the massacre and atrocities of October 7, was killed today by IDF soldiers,” Katz stated.

Israel’s security cabinet has been informed that Sinwar, considered the mastermind behind the deadly attack that ignited the ongoing Gaza conflict, is likely dead, according to sources. The Israeli military is investigating whether Sinwar was among three militants killed during an operation in the Gaza Strip. The military is conducting DNA tests to confirm his identity.

Hamas has yet to issue a statement on the matter.

Sinwar’s death would mark a significant victory for the Israeli military as they continue their campaign to dismantle Hamas. The conflict, now entering its second year, has seen relentless Israeli airstrikes and ground operations, with over 42,000 Palestinians reported killed.

Meanwhile, families of hostages held by Hamas expressed hopes for a ceasefire to facilitate their release, while Gaza residents feared the fighting would continue.

If confirmed, Sinwar’s death could escalate tensions across the Middle East. However, it may also provide an opening for peace talks to end the war, which has seen mass casualties on both sides.

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