Hamas Likely to Name New Leader From Outside Gaza After Sinwar's Death
The Palestinian militant group Hamas will likely replace Yahya Sinwar with a new political leader based outside Gaza while his brother - Mohammad Sinwar - is expected to assume a bigger role directing the war against Israel in the territory,
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Senior Hamas official says Sinwar’s death will only strengthen the group. Biden: Hamas leader's death represents a 'moment of justice' 14:23 The US president, Joe Biden, said the killing ...
The Israeli military said it killed Sinwar in southern Gaza on Wednesday and Hamas subsequently confirmed his death.
The UK could impose sanctions on two Israeli ministers who have called for an expansion of illegal settlements in Gaza and ...
More widely, Starmer says he continues to support Israel's right to ... medical supplies and shelter equipment", was transferred to the Gaza Strip through the Erez West crossing. It adds that ...
held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Starmer was speaking at the Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool when he called for a de-escalation between Lebanon and Israel, as well as a cease-fire ...
President Joe Biden says the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar by Israeli troops is a “good day for Israel, for the United States, and for the world." He calls ...
(Alliance News) - The UK is considering sanctioning two Israeli ministers, Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirmed on Wednesday as pressure mounts on the Tel Aviv government over its actions in the Gaza ...
The UN Palestinian refugee agency has said it is close to a possible breaking point for its operations in the Gaza Strip due ...
Nine days into a major Israeli operation in northern Gaza, the Hamas-run Gaza government media office said Israeli strikes ...
The UK government is considering sanctioning two Israeli ministers, Sir Keir Starmer has said. The prime minister said he was ...
Corbyn refuses to call for a new mass party for socialism—not because the time is not yet ripe, but because it would win huge ...
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said allies were working to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East and agreed that there ...
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