Israeli Prime Minister Confirms Death of Senior Hamas Leader Mohammed Sinwar
Mohammed Sinwar, head of Hamas' armed wing, confirmed dead by Israeli PM Netanyahu, complicating ceasefire negotiations amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.

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Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the death of Mohammed Sinwar, head of Hamas' armed wing, during a recent airstrike in Khan Younis. Sinwar, brother of Yahya Sinwar, was a key figure in Hamas and had survived multiple assassination attempts. His death complicates U.S. and Arab efforts for a ceasefire, as he was pivotal in hostage negotiations. The Israeli military has targeted Hamas leadership extensively, with Sinwar being one of the last prominent leaders alive. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties, and Israel vows to continue operations until all hostages are returned.
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