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Israeli prime minister's offer of immunity hopes to exploit anger of Hamas members toward Yahya Sinwar, who was killed by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip
There's no doubt Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar deserved to die. But his killing is bad news for the hostages - and will only strengthen Netanyahu's lethal hubris
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The leader of Hamas was released from Israeli jail in 2011 in a prisoner swap, becoming the country's number one enemy following the October 7 attack. Israel marked his elimination as one of the main goals of its current war in Gaza
'While I will certainly shed no tears over Yahya Sinwar, I would have preferred to hear the news that the hostages had returned home to their families," the CEO of Americans for Peace Now said
Israeli military says no indications of hostages in the area where Sinwar was killed ■ Killing wasn't preceded by intelligence suggesting Sinwar's presence in the area
The victim, 59-year-old Hanan Abd Rahman Abu Salameh, was reportedly shot by a man in military uniform while harvesting olives on her land about 200 meters from the barrier