PNN – The election of Yahya al-Sinwar after martyr Ismail Haniyeh as the head of the political office of this movement faced a reaction from the circles of the Zionist regime, and some considered it a message to Israel that he is alive and that the leadership of Hamas in Gaza is strong and stable.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoting the Palestinian “Sama” news agency, the Ma’ariv newspaper published in the occupied territories reported that the election of al-Sinwar is actually a maneuver by Hamas.
The spokesman of the Zionist regime army also said in this regard: Al-Sinwar’s residence is next to “Mohammed al-Dazif”, the head of al-Qassam battalions.
Yoni Bin Manahem, one of the Zionist analysts, also added in this regard: the election of Al-Sinwar is like a victory for Iran.
The Zionist Kan network also reported that the election of al-Sinwar shows that Hamas is still powerful in Gaza.
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Outcomes of the election of “Al-Sinwar” as the successor of “Haniyeh”
This Israeli network added: Al-Sinwar’s appointment is an unexpected action and a message to Israel that he is alive and that the leaders of Hamas in Gaza are and will be strong and stable.
Israel Katz, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Israeli regime, however, claimed that Al-Sinwar’s appointment as the leader of Hamas is another reason for removing him and erasing the memory of this group from the earth.
This decision was made after the martyrdom of Martyr Haniyeh on August 10, who was martyred in the blind and cowardly operation of the Zionist regime along with his bodyguard in his residence in Tehran.
Yahya Ibrahim al-Sinwar, known as Abu Ibrahim, the head of the Hamas government, was born in the Gaza Strip on October 29, 1962.
He is known as the founder of the security organization Hamas (Majd) and the Israeli army considers al-Sinwar to be the main culprit of the October 7 attack.
The Zionist regime has announced the elimination of al-Sinwar as one of the goals of the war against Gaza, but so far it has not succeeded in doing so.
In 1989, Al-Sinwar was sentenced to life imprisonment four times plus 25 years in prison by a court in Israel, but he was finally released after 22 years in prison in 2011 in a prisoner exchange with Israel.