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Yahya Sinwar’s Death: Impact on Hamas and Israel’s Ongoing Operations

Masuma Begum

 

Israel announced that it successfully killed Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader, in an operation in Gaza-Hamas, which has been at odds with Israel since the October 7, 2023 attack, has suffered a serious setback.

Israel’s Foreign Minister, Israel Katz, described Yahya Sinwar as a “mass murderer” responsible for the October 7 atrocities.

After a year-long hunt, the military revealed that Yahya Sinwar was killed in an operation in southern Gaza.

So far, Hamas has not confirmed Sinwar’s death.

Israel asserts that Sinwar was the architect of the bloodiest assault in its history, which occurred on October 7.

Sinwar climbed through the ranks within Hamas, first becoming its leader in Gaza, and then its overall head after the killing of former political chief Ismail Haniyeh in July.

The announcement comes weeks after Israel targeted and killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Lebanon, where Israel has been active since September.

Several other Iran- backed commandants have also been killed in recent months as portion of Israel’s missions.

Earlier in the year, Israel claimed to have killed Mohammed Deif, another key Hamas figure, but Hamas did not confirm this.

Deif was accused of co-planning the October 7 attack alongside Sinwar.

Yahya Sinwar’s death could significantly weaken Hamas, which has already been struggling over a year into the ongoing conflict.

The Israeli military stated that three militants were killed during recent operations in Gaza. DNA tests are being conducted to confirm if one of them was Yahya Sinwar.

US President Joe Biden was briefed about the situation while traveling to Germany and continues to receive updates.

The October 7 attack led to the deaths of 1,206 people, mostly civilians, according to Israeli figures.

Israel’s response has resulted in over 42,000 deaths in Gaza, the majority being civilians, as per Gaza’s health ministry.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to crush Hamas and bring ago 251 hostages taken during the rush. Ninety-seven are still believed to be in Gaza, with 34 presumed dead.

Israel has extended its operations to Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah strongholds and issuing evacuation warnings for civilians in Lebanon’s eastern Bekaa Valley.

It has also targeted Hezbollah positions in Syria, while the US conducted airstrikes against militants in Yemen.

The discordance involves colorful Iran- aligned groups, involving Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Huthi revolutionists, known as Iran’s “ axis of defiance. ”

On October 1, Iran launched a bullet strike on Israel, raising global enterprises about an raising indigenous discordance.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards chief, Hossein Salami, threatened that Israel would face a “painful” response if it attacked Iranian targets.

Recent Israeli airstrikes in Syria reportedly hit a Hezbollah weapons depot.

The US conducted strikes on Huthi-controlled weapons facilities in Yemen. In reaction, the Huthi revolutionists hovered indemnity and pledged to keep abetting Gaza and Lebanon.

further than 1,300 people have been killed in fracases between Israeli manpower and Hezbollah in Lebanon, and combat is still going on along the rim.

Deliverance crews in Qana are trying to free individualities interred in debris following recent airstrikes that destroyed structures.

Israel’s airstrikes in Lebanon have drawn criticism, including from the United States, its key ally.

 

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Airstrikes on a school in northern Gaza’s Jabalia, where displaced people were sheltering, killed at least 14 people.

Over 345,000 Gazans face severe hunger due to limited aid deliveries, according to a UN-backed report.

The UN’s International Laboure Organization (ILO) reported that almost the entire population of Gaza now lives in poverty, with an unemployment rate nearing 80%.

The ILO emphasized that generations will be impacted by the war.

 

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