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Analysis: Why Sinwar’s death does not mean a breakthrough in the Israel-Hamas war
Despite some raised expectations, the killing in Gaza of formidable Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is not likely to hasten a formal cease-fire, nor end Israeli efforts to eliminate the group responsible for the Oct.
Following the assassination of political chief Ismail Haniyeh, a five-member committee was formed in August. It is likely ...
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Hamas to be led by Doha-based committee, no chief to succeed Yahya Sinwar: ReportIn 2017, Yahya Sinwar was named the Hamas chief in Gaza. He became the overall leader of the Palestinian militant group after ...
Two Hamas sources say the Palestinian terror group is moving toward appointing a Doha-based ruling committee rather than a ...
Hamas is moving towards appointing a Doha-based ruling committee rather than a single successor to its assassinated chief ...
His rise was the culmination of decades of planning and outmanoeuvring of opponents, turning a movement into the Sinwar show.
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The death of Hamas’ “Face of Evil” who masterminded the Oct. 7 massacre has left behind a power vacuum — and whoever steps in to fill the void will heavily influence the ...
If Hamas is to survive as a terrorist organization bent on destroying Israel and replacing it with an Islamist state, it ...
Doha, which hosts several of the group’s senior leaders, should also freeze Meshaal’s assets before he is able to flee to ...
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