Hamas leader escaped from northern Gaza, taking refuge in a humanitarian convoy – media

Hamas leader escaped/Channel 24 collage (IDF photo and screenshot from video)

Hamas militant leader Yahya Sinwar escaped from the north Gaza to the south. He disappeared into a humanitarian convoy.

An unnamed Israeli official provided the relevant information to journalists. In early November, the media wrote that the Hamas leader was in his bunker, surrounded by the Israeli military.

Where is the Hamas militant leader

Sinwar fled Gaza City and headed to Khan Yunis in the south of the enclave in a vehicle that provided “humanitarian cover,” the official said.

He explained that publishing more precise information about the vehicle is prohibited. The Israeli side believes that militant leader Sinwar is still in Khan Yunis. In particular, he sits in one of the tunnels running under the city.

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• The Israeli Armed Forces continue Operation Swords of Steel against Hamas militants. There were several days of ceasefire between the parties to allow the return of the hostages.
• Already in early December, the IDF announced that it had entered southern Gaza. One of the objectives of this operation is to identify places where militants are holding Israeli hostages. The Israeli army has already managed to take control of the tunnels in which Hamas commanders are located. The IDF is also engaged in destroying Palestinian terrorist underground infrastructure throughout the Gaza Strip.
• The Israeli army reported on December 9 that many members of the Hamas group had surrendered to Israel. They handed over their weapons and equipment to the IDF.