Yahya Sinwar, the key planner of the October 7 attack on Israel, was killed in an operation in Southern Gaza. It began when a soldier from the 450th Battalion spotted a suspicious person in Rafah’s Tel Sultan neighborhood. The battalion commander ordered an attack on the building around 10:00 a.m. Later, a drone saw three figures leaving the building, with Sinwar among them. After opening fire, Sinwar entered another building. Israeli forces, including tanks and infantry, targeted both buildings. Sinwar threw grenades from the second floor, injuring some troops. A drone later caught him trying to hit it with a stick. After being attacked by a tank shell, Sinwar’s body was found the next day. Israeli officials confirmed his identity using DNA and fingerprints. Sinwar was discovered with cash, Mentos, and ID cards. The operation was led by the Bislamach Brigade.
19 October,2024 02:16 PM IST
On October 17, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) dealt a significant blow to Hamas by eliminating its top leader, Yahya Sinwar. After the operation, the IDF released footage revealing “Sinwar’s secret”: a tunnel system meant to transport militant fighters to the border. The video also showed Mohammed Sinwar driving through a tunnel near the Erez crossing in Gaza. This operation highlights ongoing tensions and conflicts in the region, with the IDF aiming to disrupt Hamas’s military capabilities. The tunnels play a crucial role in the group's strategy, making their discovery and destruction important for security efforts.
19 October,2024 12:55 PM IST
The recent IDF operations in Gaza have led to the elimination of several Hamas members, including a confirmed strike that killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. This follows previous actions against Hamas, including the reported death of chief Haniyeh in Iran. The conflict escalated dramatically after the October 7 attacks, which resulted in the deaths of over 1,200 Israelis and the abduction of more than 250 individuals. Netanyahu's warnings to Hamas indicate a determined Israeli response, with the IDF conducting extensive military operations aimed at crippling Hamas's leadership and capabilities. The situation remains volatile, as regional dynamics continue to play a significant role in the ongoing violence. Now, a day after eliminating Hamas’ Yahya Sinwar, Israel bombards Hezbollah’s hideouts in Lebanon
19 October,2024 11:28 AM IST
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a significant statement following the death of Hamas leader Yahaya Sinwar on October 17. He suggested that the war in Gaza could end if Hamas surrendered their weapons and returned all hostages. Netanyahu highlighted that the deaths of Sinwar and other leaders from Hamas and Hezbollah might create a new opportunity for peace in the Middle East. He emphasized that this moment could lead to a chance for stability and safety in the region if the conditions he mentioned are met. This statement reflects ongoing tensions and hopes for resolution amid the conflict.
18 October,2024 05:41 PM IST
Yahya Sinwar, a key figure behind the October 7 attack on Israel, was killed on October 17. Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) troops were not specifically looking for him during their operations in Gaza. They only realized one of the three terrorists killed resembled Sinwar after inspecting the site. The IDF sent his body samples to a forensic institute in Israel for confirmation. Sinwar had spent over twenty years in an Israeli prison and underwent several medical procedures during that time. His death was seen as a significant victory for the Israeli military and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, boosting their efforts in the ongoing conflict. Watch video for more details.
18 October,2024 05:29 PM IST
On October 17, protesters gathered near the Israeli embassy in Amman, Jordan, to show solidarity with Palestinians following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, confirmed by Israeli Defense Forces. The protest was fueled by anger over Sinwar's killing, who was regarded as a key figure behind the October 7 attack that escalated the Gaza war. Demonstrators chanted slogans in support of Hamas, with some waving Jordanian and Palestinian flags. Protester Abdel Rahim Sorour emphasized Hamas' resilience, asserting that the organization would remain strong regardless of Sinwar's death. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the incident by declaring that the conflict with Hamas would persist, highlighting the ongoing tensions and complexities surrounding the situation. Sinwar's death is viewed as a significant milestone in Israel's campaign against Hamas.
18 October,2024 12:47 PM IST
There seems to be no end to the Israel Hamas war. Recent IDF operations in Gaza have led to the elimination of several Hamas members, including a confirmed strike that killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. This follows previous actions against Hamas, including the reported death of chief Haniyeh in Iran. The conflict escalated dramatically after the October 7 attacks, which resulted in the deaths of over 1,200 Israelis and the abduction of more than 250 individuals. Netanyahu's warnings to Hamas indicate a determined Israeli response, with the IDF conducting extensive military operations aimed at crippling Hamas's leadership and capabilities. The situation remains volatile, as regional dynamics continue to play a significant role in the ongoing violence.
18 October,2024 11:23 AM IST
After a brief period of calm, the Israeli Defense Forces targeted Beirut, Lebanon, on October 16. They hit numerous Hezbollah sites in the Nabatieh area and destroyed underground structures. The airstrike reportedly killed Nabatieh Mayor Ahmad Kahil and five other Hezbollah leaders, according to Reuters. This attack came despite U.S. worries about increasing casualties and the risk of a wider war in the region. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has repeatedly stated that Israel will keep attacking until Hezbollah surrenders. The Israeli military is focusing on dismantling Iran’s proxy group, aiming to eliminate its top leaders. Since October 2023, both sides have been caught in a prolonged conflict, exchanging attacks across their borders. The situation remains tense as violence continues, raising concerns about the future of peace in the area.
17 October,2024 10:47 AM IST
On October 16, Reuven Azar, the Ambassador of Israel to India, visited the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. After his visit, he spoke about the significance of the location. He emphasized that the temple is important because it represents real historical events and is a place where people gather to honor their traditions year after year. He noted that this heritage is a vital part of India’s identity. Ambassador Azar mentioned that understanding the culture and identity of India is essential for him in his role. He visited the temple with his wife to deepen their knowledge of Indian culture. His visit highlights the importance of cultural exchange and appreciation between nations.
16 October,2024 12:32 PM IST
Ratan Tata, the esteemed Indian industrialist, passed away at the age of 86 on October 9, 2023, at a Mumbai hospital, leaving a significant legacy in India and beyond. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed deep condolences, describing Tata as a "proud son of India" and acknowledging his vital role in fostering India-Israel relations. In a heartfelt message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Netanyahu conveyed his sorrow over Tata's passing and requested that Modi extend his sympathies to Tata's family, highlighting the personal connection he shared with the industrialist. Many in Israel joined Netanyahu in mourning Tata's loss, recognizing the global impact he made during his lifetime. Tata's final rites were held with full state honors at a central Mumbai crematorium on October 10, honoring the profound contributions he made to society and industry.
13 October,2024 11:00 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
