IDF Eliminates Hamas Chief In Could 13 Strike, Says He Is A Sinwar Too

New Delhi: In a latest assertion, the Israel Protection Forces (IDF) introduced that they’ve eradicated the Hamas chief, referring to him as “a Sinwar too.” This announcement comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the Israeli navy had killed Hamas Gaza chief Muhammad Sinwar in an air strike on Could 13.

“We eradicated the Head of Hamas, once more. He occurs to be a Sinwar too,” the IDF posted on X on Saturday.

We eradicated the Head of Hamas, once more. He occurs to be a Sinwar too.
— Israel Protection Forces (@IDF) Could 31, 2025

As per a number of stories, In a joint announcement, the Israel Protection Forces and the Shin Wager safety company mentioned the Could 13 strike on the grounds of the European Hospital in Khan Younis killed Sinwar, together with Muhammad Shabana, commander of Hamas’s Rafah Brigade, and Mahdi Quara, commander of the South Khan Younis Battalion.

“The terrorists had been eradicated whereas working in an underground command and management middle beneath the European Hospital in Khan Younis, intentionally endangering the civilian inhabitants in and across the hospital,” the joint assertion mentioned, as cited by The Instances of Israel.

Following Yahya Sinwar’s loss of life, Israel designated Muhammad Sinwar as some of the wished people in Gaza, providing a $300,000 bounty for info resulting in his seize. Beneath Muhammad Sinwar’s management, Hamas intensified its assaults and recruitment efforts, with him overseeing all main operations in Gaza.

Who was Muhammad Sinwar?

Muhammad Sinwar, youthful brother of former Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, was a senior navy determine in Hamas and one in every of Israel’s most wished males. He resisted hostage deal negotiations and blocked ceasefire progress. After Muhammad Deif’s loss of life in July 2024, Sinwar took over Hamas’s navy operations. Following Yahya Sinwar’s management appointment after Ismail Haniyeh’s killing and later his personal loss of life in fight in October 2024, Muhammad Sinwar turned the chief of Hamas within the Gaza Strip.