Hamas mourns death of leader Yahya Sinwar, says Israeli hostages ‘will not return’ till aggression against Gaza ends

Hamas mourns death of leader Yahya Sinwar, says Israeli hostages ‘will not return’ till aggression against Gaza ends
Hamas mourns death of leader Yahya Sinwar, says Israeli hostages ‘will not return’ till aggression against Gaza ends

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - A young Palestinian boy holds up a portrait of slain Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar during a rally in Ramallah, in the Occupied-West Bank on October 18, 2024. — AFP pic

DOHA, Oct 19 — Palestinian militant group Hamas on Friday confirmed its leader Yahya Sinwar had been killed by the Israeli military in Gaza, a day after Israel announced his death.

“We mourn the great leader, the martyred brother, Yahya Sinwar, Abu Ibrahim,” Qatar-based Hamas official Khalil al-Hayya said in a recorded video statement broadcast by Al Jazeera.

Sinwar became Israel’s most wanted man after the October 7, 2023 attack, the deadliest in Israeli history.

In his statement, Hayya said Hamas would not release the hostages it seized from Israel during the attack until the war in Gaza ends.

The hostages “will not return... unless the aggression against our people in Gaza stops,” the senior Hamas official said, as he called on Israel to withdraw from Gaza and release Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.

Hayya said the militant group would take strength from Sinwar’s killing, which he said has set him among “the leaders and symbols of the movement who preceded him”. — AFP

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