For more than a year, Israeli military and intelligence forces have been searching every inch of Gaza for the man believed to be the architect of the October 7 attack that killed more than 1,200 people in Israel, Yahya Sinwar. Yet it was a chance encounter with a squadron of trainees on patrol that miraculously uncovered Israel’s most wanted target.
“Wow, wow, wow, it’s Sinwar,” an Israel Defense Force soldier exclaimed while gazing at a body after an exchange of fire in southern Gaza, according to Kan news. It took nearly 24 hours before forensic tests confirmed what that soldier recognized: the top Hamas leader was dead.
Yahya Sinwar – caked in dust, missing his right hand, cowering in a chair in a bombed out building – desperately tries to throw a stick at a drone filming him.
A fittingly pathetic end for a disgusting terrorist.
Let Putin, Khamenei, Xi and Kim Jong Un, see and fear this pic.twitter.com/OhJcvoF5GW
— Drew Pavlou (@DrewPavlou) October 17, 2024
