'I looked into his eyes': Israeli soldier shares the moment he discovered the body of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar

lieutenant colonel Iltama Etramone israeli soldier who was part of the mission that resulted in the death Hamas chief Yahya Sinwarshared on Facebook his thoughts on encountering his body after surgery.
In his post, Etram described Sinwar as “‘a small, ugly, broken figure thrown on a cutting couch,'” and expressed Sinwar’s pain and suffering. Hamas leader has been imposed on others.
Atram ponders the fact that Sinvar, despite being created in the image of God, has chosen an evil path that has brought great harm to the world.
“I have just come out of Rafah. Not long ago, I looked him – Sinwar – in the eyes. I was alone with him for a few minutes. He was a small, ugly, broken man, sitting on a broken table. On the couch,” Lt. Col. Etram wrote. .
“This man has caused so much pain. I look at this destroyed city and I even feel pain for them, but most of all I feel insulted – an insult in the name of God. He was also A baby and a child.

Yahya Sinwar’s final moments before he was killed by Israel

The operation that led to Yahya Sinwar’s death was performed during a routine surgery israeli military Patrolling the southern Gaza Stripamid rising tensions in the region.
A firefight broke out and Israeli forces, supported by drones, destroyed part of a building where several militants were hiding. As they cleared the area, they discovered a body similar to that of Sinwar, the mastermind behind the incident. Attack on October 7 Israel has plunged the Middle East into an all-out war.
According to Israeli officials, Sinwar’s body was found with a bulletproof vest, grenades and 40,000 shekels. Video shot by the Israeli military shows Sinwar’s final moments, captured by a drone surveying the area.

In the film, the visibly injured Hamas leader attempts in vain to evade detection by throwing a piece of wood at the drone. Soon after, another attack caused the building to collapse, killing Sinwar and two other militants.

Hamas confirms Sinwar’s death

Hamas leader Khalil Haya Confirmed Sinwar’s death and said prisoners would not be released until the Gaza war ends. “We mourn the great leader and martyred brother Yahya Sinwar, Abu Ibrahim,” Haya said in a video statement broadcast by Al Jazeera.
He added that Hamas will continue to fight until a Palestinian state is established with Jerusalem as its capital.
Previously, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Announcing Sinwar’s death, he said Israel had “settled accounts” with “those responsible for the worst massacre in the history of our people since the Holocaust.”

Who is Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind of the October 7 incident?

Yahya Sinwar and Mohammed Deif, the head of Hamas’s military wing, are believed to have planned the surprise attack on Israel on October 7. and triggered a conflict that has killed more than 42,000 Palestinians in Gaza, according to local health authorities.
Born in 1962 in the Khan Younis refugee camp in Gaza, Sinwar became one of the early members of Hamas, which was founded in 1987.

In the late 1980s, Sinwar was arrested by Israel and admitted to killing 12 suspected collaborators, earning him the nickname “The Butcher of Khan Younis.” He was sentenced to four life sentences for multiple crimes, including the murder of two Israeli soldiers.

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