Who Was Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar?

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who masterminded the October 7 attacks was killed in a chance encounter with Israeli soldiers in Rafah on Thursday.

Born in 1962 in the Khan Yunis refugee camp in Gaza, Sinwar grew up in a family that originated from Al Majdal, near Ashkelon. He rose to prominence within Hamas from the group’s early days, co-founding its Majd unit, which targeted suspected collaborators with Israel.

Throughout his life, Sinwar was arrested multiple times and ultimately sentenced to five life terms for killing 12 Palestinians suspected of  collaborating with Israel.

During his imprisonment, Israeli doctors removed a tumor from Sinwar’s brain in 2007, saving his life.

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Cindy 12:07 18.10.2024
And the crooked Israeli justice system let him out. Go after those who made that decision and you’ll find more infiltrators and don’t forget that women who is a district attorney. She’s definitely a
Iris Longtime 10:34 18.10.2024
🙏👑🌎🥰🇮🇱✡️✅️🎶❤️
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