Yahya Sinwar’s Just Deserts

Prime Minister Netanyahu calls it the ‘beginning of the day after Hamas.’

Via the Israel Defense Forces
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is carried away on a stretcher by the IDF at Rafah. Via the Israel Defense Forces

The death of Yahya Sinwar at Gaza is a moment to mark the success of Israel’s war against Hamas in the year since the assault of October 7. The only civilized response to the horrors of that day was to ensure that they would never be repeated. That is what Israel has been doing in the coastal enclave, and now in Lebanon. Sinwar, dispatched to his reward by the Israel Defense Forces, died for a death cult that is destined to lose. 

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