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Netanyahu: Hamas Commander Mohammed Sinwar Eliminated

The Israeli PM confirmed the death of Mohammed Sinwar, believed to be a top Hamas commander, in a targeted strike in southern Gaza.

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The Israeli PM confirmed the death of Mohammed Sinwar, believed to be a top Hamas commander, in a targeted strike in southern Gaza.

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday said his country’s military had killed Mohammed Sinwar, the presumed leader of Hamas in Gaza and the brother of former chief Yahya Sinwar, who was killed in October 2024.

“We eliminated Mohammed Sinwar,” Netanyahu told a parliament plenary session. Israeli media had reported that Sinwar was targeted in Israeli air strikes in southern Gaza earlier this month.

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