Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that Israeli forces have killed Mohammed Sinwar, a senior leader of Hamas and brother of the group’s top commander in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar. The announcement marks a major development in Israel’s ongoing military campaign against Hamas.
Netanyahu made the statement during a security briefing, hailing the operation as a significant blow to the militant group’s leadership. According to Israeli officials, Mohammed Sinwar played a crucial role in the planning and coordination of attacks against Israel and was considered a key figure in Hamas’ military wing.
The Israeli military has been intensifying its operations in Gaza, focusing on what it describes as strategic targets and high-ranking operatives. The death of Mohammed Sinwar is being portrayed by Israeli leadership as a breakthrough in their efforts to dismantle the group’s command structure.
While there has been no immediate response from Hamas, the announcement is likely to further escalate tensions in the region. The conflict between Israel and Hamas has continued to draw international attention, with increasing calls for de-escalation and humanitarian relief.