Israel shocked the world as they reportedly killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Rafah, Gaza Strip. Sources from Sky News Arabia and Channel 12 confirmed the news, with the Israeli military unintentionally targeting Sinwar in a building attack.
The body has not been identified yet due to the dangerous area surrounding the attack site. Sinwar, a former prisoner with a known DNA, was a key figure in Hamas, involved in attacks on Israel.
Sinwar, who took over the Hamas leadership in 2024, replaced Ismail Haniyeh, who died in a mysterious explosion in Tehran. Born in Gaza in 1962, Sinwar played a significant role in Hamas’s history, serving time in Israeli prisons before his release in a prisoner exchange.
The news of Sinwar’s death has sent shockwaves through the region, leaving many wondering about the future of Hamas without its longtime leader.