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It’s been totally confirmed that Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar is dead. Interestingly, he was carrying a passport giving him United Nations cover. The terrorist commander knew his demise was coming any moment. The dramatic drone footage shows he was defiant to the bitter end, throwing a stick at the drone as another missile came screaming in.
Hamas commander killed
It seems that top Hamas commander Yahya Sinwar was on the move to evade Israeli detection. They have better intelligence than he was aware of. They chased him down to his supposed safe house in northern Gaza and eliminated him on October 17.
Not surprisingly, “the passport of a United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration teacher” was found on Sinwar’s body. It identified him as Hani Zourob, employed by UNRWA. The UN wonders why Israel wants them out of Lebanon, this is one good reason.
An Israeli correspondent for KAN News posted photos of the passport on social media. The press notes “It was not immediately clear if the passport was a real or fake document.”
Either way, it shows how Hamas terrorists are using the United Nations for cover. Israeli military officials note “Sinwar was likely escaping north as the Israeli military advanced in Rafah.”
The Relief and Rehabilitation arm of the UN “has been under fire following reports that at least a dozen of its staffers assisted in the terrorist attack on Israel.” The teacher who’s name appears on the passport Sinwar was using “escaped Gaza via Rafah in April.”
Now, he’s “reportedly living in Egypt.” Nobody knows if his passport was reported missing. Changing the photo would give the Hamas leader an apparently valid travel document.
Along with two others
The mastermind of the invasion attack on Israel, October 7, 2023, was “killed by Israeli soldiers in Gaza, along with two other Hamas terrorists who were traveling with him.” The deaths were confirmed on Thursday by the IDF, along with clips of the drone footage of Sinwar’s final moments.
After the first blast targeted the apartment he was stashed in, a drone flew through the hole blown in the wall.
It shows a dazed and wounded Sinwar, who’s right hand had apparently just been blown off, waving a stick of some sort in his left hand. He was eyeing the drone defiantly then threw his stick at it. That’s about when a second missile came screaming in to finish the job.
With one top general after another being blasted out of their bunkers, “Sinwar’s death has been hailed by U.S. and Israeli officials as a major blow to Hamas.”
That ceasefire Joe Biden has Antony Blinken nagging everyone about incessantly won’t be necessary after the terrorists surrender. The death of Sinwar brings things a huge step in that direction.
If Hamas was willing to turn loose the remaining 97 hostages and lay down their weapons they’ll be allowed to have food again. UNRWA isn’t returning calls from reporters.
