After hunting Haniyeh, Israel on prowl for Sinwar

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Israel is currently targeting Sinwar, leader of Hamas, after previously targeting Haniyeh. However, there is a complication in their plan. 

Israel is now searching for Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar after killing Ismail Haniyeh in Iran. The US and Israel have been working together for over 10 months to locate Sinwar's position and eliminate him, but it seems that the operation may be prolonged. 

According to sources from both countries, as reported in The New York Times, the agreement between the United States and Israel is seen as heavily favoring Israel, with the US not receiving an equal benefit. 

The White House has allegedly provided details on Hamas leaders aside from Sinwar in exchange for Israeli intelligence on other American hostages held by Hamas. However, Israel has not been as cooperative in sharing information. 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu believes that eliminating Sinwar would convey a strong message that Hamas' senior leadership has been eradicated, potentially facilitating an end to the ongoing military operations in Gaza. 

The task has become challenging, particularly since Sinwar began using analog communication methods. The report stated that initially, Sinwar relied on electronic communications at the start of the war. However, due to a lack of fuel to operate generators, Sinwar resorted to using couriers to avoid being intercepted. 

The collaborative Israeli-American intelligence unit established to monitor Sinwar is still working together, but with neither side revealing their strategies, the Hamas leader continues to evade capture and enjoy a fortunate existence. Sinwar, born in Khan Younis in 1962, is regarded as one of the most steadfast leaders in Hamas. During the early 1980s, Sinwar was consistently detained by Israel for his participation in protests against occupation that took place at the Islamic University in Gaza. 


After Sinwar finished his studies, he established a group of militants who were taught to engage in armed combat against Israel. Afterwards, this faction evolved into the infamous Qassam Brigades, the armed branch of Hamas. 


Sinwar, in collaboration with the late Mohammed Deif, who was the leader of Qassam Brigades, orchestrated the attacks on October 7. These attacks were planned in response to an IDF raid on Al Aqsa mosque in May 2021.

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