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Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed in Gaza

The Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been killed in southern Gaza, according to Israel. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that the killing of Sinwar marks "the beginning of the time after Hamas".

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed in Gaza

Israel: Sinwar's Right-Hand Man is Dead

Three high-ranking Hamas leaders were killed in an Israeli air strike last summer, Israel announces. One of them was one of the wanted Yahya Sinwar's closest men.

Israel: Sinwar's Right-Hand Man is Dead

Hezbollah: Hamas Leader Thanks for the Help

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has contacted the allied Islamist movement Hizbollah in Lebanon and thanked them for their support in the raging war, according to Hizbollah. .

Hezbollah: Hamas Leader Thanks for the Help

USA wants to bring Hamas leaders to justice

The US Department of Justice announces charges against Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and five other leaders within the terrorist-designated group for the attack on Israel on October 7. .

USA wants to bring Hamas leaders to justice

Thousands in funeral procession after stopped strike

A general strike in protest against Netanyahu's rule has been interrupted prematurely by Israel's labor court. The Prime Minister apologizes, but on the streets, emotions are still swirling.

Thousands in funeral procession after stopped strike

Peace in Their Hands

The attempts to negotiate an agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza have so far failed. Two men's signatures are required, and the two are arch-enemies: Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Peace in Their Hands

General: Sinwar's coffee was still warm

He is Israel's enemy number one, constantly hunted and hidden in Gaza's tunnels. But Yahya Sinwar has been extremely close to being caught, claims Israel.

General: Sinwar's coffee was still warm

Hamas: We Refuse to Talk if Israel Attacks

It is described as the last chance for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, but Hamas does not intend to participate unless Israel first stops its military offensive. This is reported by American media ahead of the talks on a ceasefire planned in Qatar on Thursday.

Hamas: We Refuse to Talk if Israel Attacks

Hamas leader "will drive the war into the wall"

He has been called "the butcher from Khan Yunis". And now, a ceasefire in Gaza is said to be in the hands of Hamas' new political leader Yahya Sinwar.

Hamas leader "will drive the war into the wall"

Blinken: Hope and Threat as Sinwar Takes Power in Hamas

The USA's Foreign Minister Antony Blinken says that the responsibility to accept a ceasefire in Gaza rests with Hamas' new leader Yahya Sinwar. But Israel says that Sinwar should be "eliminated".

Blinken: Hope and Threat as Sinwar Takes Power in Hamas

Hamas appoints a new political leader

Hamas has appointed a new political leader for the militant Islamist group to replace Ismail Haniyeh, who was killed last week in a suspected Israeli attack in Iran. .

Hamas appoints a new political leader

Hamas appoints a new political leader

Hamas has appointed a new political leader for the group since the previous one was killed in an Israeli attack. At the same time, Hizbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah says he is forced, together with Iran, to respond to Israel after the attacks that killed the Hamas leader and a Hizbollah leader.

Hamas appoints a new political leader

The Hunt for Hamas Leaders – Three Previous Attacks

Marwan Issa, Mohammad Dayf, Ismail Haniya. Since October 7 last year, Israel has killed a number of top names within the terrorist-stamped Hamas.

The Hunt for Hamas Leaders – Three Previous Attacks

Talks on Ceasefire Continue in Cairo

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given Israeli negotiators permission to travel to Cairo to resume talks on reaching an agreement on hostages and a ceasefire with Hamas. The negotiations are to take place either on Saturday or Sunday, according to a statement from his office, as reported by several Israeli media outlets.

Talks on Ceasefire Continue in Cairo

Israel's greatest enemy is still hiding

In a few months, Israel has knocked out large parts of Hamas' top leadership. But still, the terrorist group's perhaps most important leader is at large: Israel's enemy number one – Yahya Sinwar.

Israel's greatest enemy is still hiding

"A Hard Blow" – but Hamas Does Not Fall with Haniya

The Hamas leader Ismail Haniya's death is a powerful blow – but it will not sink the Islamist movement, believes Hamas expert Magnus Ranstorp. He was a giant important leader and symbol, but there are many who are ready to take his place, he says.

"A Hard Blow" – but Hamas Does Not Fall with Haniya

Expert: Israel fulfills its promises of revenge

The Hamas leader's death in Iran appears to be Israel's way of fulfilling its promise of revenge, says Lieutenant Colonel Anders Ekholm. They made that promise already the day after October 7: you are "dead men walking", we will take you all down.

Expert: Israel fulfills its promises of revenge

Who was Ismail Haniya?

Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, who is reported to have been killed in Iran's capital Tehran on Wednesday, has been the terrorist-stamped group's political leader and one of its front figures for many years. .

Who was Ismail Haniya?

Word choices and guarantees – a difficult path to a ceasefire

The negotiations about a ceasefire in the Gaza War are dragging on as the parties weigh their words on a gold scale. After several weeks where both Israel and Hamas have given contradictory statements, a comprehensive agreement is said to be near.

Word choices and guarantees – a difficult path to a ceasefire

Hamas' Secret: Only a Few Know Where Sinwar Is

Only two or three people know where the wanted Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is located, says an anonymous source within the Islamist movement to the Saudi-owned newspaper Asharq al-Awsat. This narrow circle is said to cater to Sinwar's needs and enable communication between him and the Hamas leadership in Qatar in connection with hostage negotiations.

Hamas' Secret: Only a Few Know Where Sinwar Is

"Just Where We Want Them"

As Hamas's top leader in the Gaza Strip, Yahya Sinwar is constantly hunted, always hidden, and no longer makes public statements. But in secret messages that have now leaked out, he sounds cynically optimistic.

"Just Where We Want Them"