The End Of Yahya Sinwar

Three years ago, following nearly two weeks of intense clashes between Hamas and the IDF, Yahya Sinwar was photographed sitting in front of what used to be his house. In the background, detritus is strewn about -- dusty cushions, a curtain rod awkwardly askew and so on. One furniture item, at least, is intact: An armchair. Sinwar's sitting in it, contumacious, calm and smiling, his legs crossed. It's a striking visual. Some Palestinians in Gaza recreated the scene amid the wreckage of other ho

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11 thoughts on “The End Of Yahya Sinwar

  1. I’m very curious to see how Hamas responds to this. I would assume someone will take over as the de facto leader and Hamas will continue as if nothing happened, but who knows.

      1. Random question for SeaTurtle – is there a particular company you used for your blinds? We need to replace some in our house and I’m surprised how expensive they can be. I remember you commenting that you recently found a good option on Amazon so I’d be very appreciative of any recommendations.

          1. If the $11B held by these 3 Hamas leaders was to be taken and then returned to the 2M residents of Gaza, that would equate to $5,500/ Gazan- which is 160% of the annual GDP per capita of Gaza.

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