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German hospital under fire for posting 'Baby Sinwar' on newborn board

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Leipzig University Hospital apologizes after displaying the name “Yahya Sinwar” on a newborn board. The name, shared with the Hamas terrorist behind the October 7 massacre, sparked outrage. The hospital claims staff were unaware of the name’s significance.

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The newborn ward of the University Hospital Leipzig (UKL) welcomes newborns with a birth posting – their names are written on a board. On Sunday, a name caused incomprehensiveness: a baby named Yahya Sinwar, after the terrorist and former Hamas leader. The UKL posted a photo of the name board on the Internet. After outrageous reactions, the clinic wiped out the message. Yahya Sinwar is the name of the Palestinian terrorist and former Hamas leade…

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The name "Yahya Sinwar," chosen for a newborn at a German university hospital, sparked widespread controversy on social media, prompting the hospital to delete the post and apologize after criticism of the hospital.

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Yahya Sinwar led Hamas and was killed by the Israeli army. The hospital in Leipzig showed the name of the official panel. The clinic posted the image with the child's name on Instagram. Who does not know history, it is likely to pass it on to the birth certificate! A newborn from Leipzig Hospital received the name “Yaya Sinwar”, identical to the leader Hamas was killed in October last year, accused of coordinating attacks on 7 October 2023 in Is…

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Al Bawaba broke the news in Amman, Jordan on Tuesday, August 5, 2025.
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