Israel will continue attacks even after killing Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar. This statement was given by the Israel Defense Force (IDF) on Friday. It said that they would not rest until all the hostages were brought home. IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari said that 101 hostages were still in Hamas captivity. He said, 'Yahya Sinwar, leader of the terrorist organization Hamas, was responsible for the massacre of October 7. We have killed him, but our work is not complete yet. We are not going to rest until we bring back all our hostages. Our operations will continue until we complete all missions in defense of the Israeli people.
An IDF spokesman said Sinwar was responsible for the most brutal attack in Israel since Gaza militants claimed Israel. “Israelis were killed in their homes,” he said. Our women were raped. The entire family was burnt alive. More than 250 men, women and children were taken hostage in Gaza. 101 hostages are still held in brutal conditions. For the last one year, Sinwar kept trying to escape. But, we said that we will find him and get him justice. We have done this.
The war is not over yet: Benjamin Netanyahu
Earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel has settled its score with the person who carried out the worst massacre in the history of our people after the Holocaust. He said the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was a key moment in the war to return hostages in Gaza. Anyone who hands over weapons and assists in the return of hostages will be allowed to leave Gaza safely. He also said that our war is not over yet. Sinwar was the main conspirator of the attack on Israel last year, after which a fierce war started between Hamas and Israel. Sinwar had been at the top of Israel's list of wanted people since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war. His killing has dealt a major blow to the terrorist group.
