Gazans Concerned Over Hamas’s New Chief Yahya Sinwar
Gazans are worried about Hamas’s appointment of Yahya Sinwar as its new chief. Sinwar’s military background and Israel's intent to kill him might impede ceasefire efforts. While some hope his presence in Gaza could aid negotiations, others believe it could extend the conflict.
Gazans have voiced concerns after Hamas appointed Yahya Sinwar as its new chief, worried his military past might hinder ceasefire efforts.
Sinwar, aged 61, is believed to have masterminded the October 7 attack on Israel.
Many fear his hardline stance and Israel’s determination to kill him will hamper peace negotiations.
Sinwar replaces Ismail Haniyeh, who was seen as a pragmatist and was killed in Tehran.
While some believe Sinwar’s presence in Gaza might positively impact negotiations, others worry it could prolong the conflict.
Sinwar, aged 61, is believed to have masterminded the October 7 attack on Israel.
Many fear his hardline stance and Israel’s determination to kill him will hamper peace negotiations.
Sinwar replaces Ismail Haniyeh, who was seen as a pragmatist and was killed in Tehran.
While some believe Sinwar’s presence in Gaza might positively impact negotiations, others worry it could prolong the conflict.
