The final moments of Hamas criminal head Yahya Sinwar, who was killed by the Israeli army on Wednesday, are captured on a video shared by the Israel Defense Forces.
Following IDF and ISA knowledge that identified the suspected places of senior Hamas people, the Israeli army said in a statement obtained by CNN that the Israeli army had been operating in the southern Gaza Strip in recent months.
The Israeli military added,” IDF soldiers of the 828th Brigade ( Bislach ) operating in the area identified and eliminated three terrorists. It is confirmed that Yahya Sinwar was eliminated after the brain identification process has been completed.
Apparently, Jewish soldiers opened fire at suspected jihadists in Gaza after they discovered them and forced them to cover in a building. After the criminal defendants fled, an Israeli cylinder fired at the tower, forcing it to collapse. One of the three bodies discovered by the Israeli soldiers was Sinwar, who is believed to be the leader of the disastrous Hamas strike against Israel in October.
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A videos shared by the Israel Defense Forces shows helicopter footage of Sinwar shortly before he passed away. The Hamas terrorist leader is seen reportedly throwing a piece of timber at an Israeli aircraft as it assessed the damage to the tower he was hiding in, according to Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari. Hagari claimed Sinwar’s system was later discovered along with a gun and nearly$ 11,000.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed Sinwar’s death in a digital information following his death, saying,” While this is not the end of the war in Gaza, it’s the beginning of the end.”
Announcing the abolition of Sinwar, the Israeli prime minister said,” Hamas will no longer act Gaza”. Netanyahu added,” This is the beginning of the day after Hamas, and this is an opportunity for you, the residents of Gaza, to finally break free from its tyranny” . ,
In a Friday statement obtained by Fox News, Basem Naim, a senior Hamas official, responded to Sinwar’s death, saying,” Yes it’s very unpleasant and distressing to gain precious people, especially unusual leaders like ours, but what we are certain of is that we are eventually winning, this is the outcome for all people who fought for their liberty”.