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Viral Video: A viral video is circulating online, showing the final moments of Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar. He was killed in an Israeli Defense Force (IDF) strike ordered by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The video, captured by a drone, shows Sinwar sitting in a damaged building in Gaza just before the strike. The footage, released by the IDF, confirms his identity, marking the end of an extensive operation to take down one of Israel's top enemies.
Raw footage of Yahya Sinwar’s last moments: pic.twitter.com/GJGDlu7bie
— LTC Nadav Shoshani (@LTC_Shoshani) October 17, 2024
The viral video, shared by “LTC Nadav Shoshani” on X (formerly Twitter), shows an IDF drone scanning the ruins of a bombed building. In the footage, a figure identified as Yahya Sinwar sits on a dusty sofa, missing an arm. He holds a stick and tries to throw it at the drone. This visual confirmation led the IDF to conduct a follow-up airstrike, killing Sinwar.
The footage quickly sparked reactions on social media. One user commented, “He started the war with Iranian artillery, he ended the war with a stick. Invading Israel back in October was one fateful mistake.” Another wrote, “It’s crazy how much of an evil feeling this guy gives off, every hair on my body stood up when seen him. Thank you Heavenly Father for allowing IDF to rid the world of such evil!”
Sinwar’s death is a significant moment in Israel's battle against Hamas. He was responsible for planning the October 7 attack, which left over 1,200 people dead, most of them civilians. The assault involved militants entering Israeli towns, massacring families, and taking more than 250 hostages. Many of those hostages remain in captivity.
Israel focused its efforts on taking down Sinwar, who was the top target in its military campaign. “He was responsible for the most brutal attack in Israel’s history,” an IDF spokesperson said. With Sinwar gone, Israel views this as a crucial step toward dismantling Hamas’s leadership.
इतना खुंखार था #yahyasinwar #IDF #Israel pic.twitter.com/RDUrjCRcCN
— Gaurav Pandey (@gaurav5pandey) October 17, 2024
Following Sinwar’s death, videos from his past have resurfaced. One disturbing clip shows him handing guns to children, forcing them to hold weapons. These images have reignited outrage, portraying the Hamas leader’s manipulation of Gaza's youth. Sinwar had been known for using violence and terror tactics throughout his leadership.
With Sinwar’s death, Israel has effectively removed one of the most dangerous figures in Gaza. However, this marks only part of Israel’s broader strategy in the region. The Israeli Defense Forces are likely to intensify their focus on Gaza, aiming to dismantle any remaining Hamas leadership.
With the Gaza front still active, Israel’s broader focus is now shifting towards Iran, the primary supporter of groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. Israel has long accused Iran of financing and supplying weapons to these groups, and after the successful elimination of Sinwar, Israel is increasing efforts to disrupt Iran’s influence in the region. With the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, Israel’s focus has now turned toward his potential successor, Hashem Safieddine.