In Depth
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.
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Israel Foreign Minister Israel Katz said in a press release that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar ...
A drone strike was launched from Lebanon towards Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house, as Hamas, Hezbollah and ...
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) chief Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla issued a statement Thursday congratulating the Israel Defense ...
The killing of Sinwar prompted statements of unrestrained support for the Netanyahu government by the leaders of the United ...
The disruption caused by the death of Yahya Sinwar has inspired hope for ceasefire talks, but the distribution of aid to ...
For one Gazan father, Yahya Sinwar's death in battle trying to beat back a drone with a stick was "how heroes die," while for others it was an example for future generations even as some lamented the ...
The killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, a mastermind of the attack that ignited the war in the Gaza Strip, marked a major ...
The Times of Israel on MSN1d
Who’s next? Speculation whirls on who will take over Hamas from slain SinwarThe killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in the Gaza Strip has left the Palestinian terror group in need of a new chief, with ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback