After recently killing Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Israel had hoped that the morale of its enemies would be shattered.
But this does not seem to be happening.
Hamas and Hezbollah have vowed to continue the war in Gaza and Lebanon. Hezbollah and its main backer Iran have also said that Sinwar’s death will strengthen the spirit of resistance.
Israel killed Yahya Sinwar in a major military operation on Wednesday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed the killing as a significant achievement and pledged to continue the war until the hostages are returned.
He made it clear that the fight will continue until the people held hostage by Hamas are released.
Now Hamas has said in its response that the hostages will be released only when there is a ceasefire in Gaza, Israeli soldiers return and their prisoners are released. Confirming Sinwar’s death, Hamas said it would further strengthen their power.
Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has described Sinwar’s killing as an opportunity for negotiations, while Israel has rejected several ceasefire proposals.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelati has expressed concern that the war could escalate and said we are on the brink of a broader regional war.
Experts believe that Hamas may replace Sinwar with a new political leader, while his brother Mohammed Sinwar will be given more importance in the war against Israel.
At the same time, Iran has made it clear that its gesture of assistance will not change due to the killing of Sinwar.
Apart from this, Hezbollah has also announced that they are going to adopt a new and very tough stance against Israel.
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