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Israeli military recovers body of elusive Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar

  • On May 13, 2024, the Israel Defense Forces located and identified the remains of Mohammed Sinwar, Hamas' military leader, in a tunnel below the European Hospital in Khan Younis.
  • This recovery followed an airstrike targeting Hamas command bunkers under the hospital that killed Sinwar and other militants during the ongoing war launched after Hamas' October 7, 2023 attack on Israel.
  • The IDF released videos showing the tunnel complex where Sinwar's body lay alongside weapons and identified several other dead militants including Mohammad Sabaneh, the Rafah Brigade commander.
  • DNA analysis and Sinwar's identification confirmed his death, while Gaza health officials reported 28 killed in the strike amid allegations Hamas uses hospitals as command centers and human shields.
  • Sinwar's death signals a significant blow to Hamas’ military leadership but the group has not confirmed it, and Israel continues its offensive aiming to dismantle Hamas and recover hostages.
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REPORTING - Mohammed Sinwar was hiding in a tunnel under the European Hospital of Khan Younes. He died from an Israeli bombardment. evacuated, the hospital would be functional. Around, everything is devastated.

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The corpse of Hamas' leader in a tunnel under the European hospital in Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip. IDF and Shin Bet confirm this at the Times of Israel. Sinwar would have been killed during an Israeli attack on May 13th.Read more

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On Sunday, the Israeli army confirmed that it had identified the body of Mohammed Sinouar, Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip, who was killed on May 13 during a strike in the territory... Read article War in the Middle East: Mohammed Sinouar's body, Hamas leader, identified by IDF, appeared first on Current Values.

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Axios broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, May 14, 2021.
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