Sinwar's Israeli Threat To Kill Him Goes Viral

   Source: Hindustan Times Oct 19, 2024 No Comments


Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar was killed by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) on October 16 in Rafah, Gaza, during a firefight. His death is a significant blow to Hamas, especially as he was a key architect of the group's recent attacks against Israel.

Following his assassination, an old press conference featuring Sinwar mocking Israeli threats to kill him went viral, particularly highlighting his defiant response to those threats.

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