The report said that Sinwar had allegedly told the Arab mediators in a curt and negative tone that he was not in any siege or crisis but was on Palestinian soil. Sinwar also allegedly took advantage of the large number of civilian deaths.
Recently, Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar died tragically in an attack by Israeli security forces. Now a report quoting American, Arab and Hamas officials says that his life could have been saved if he had accepted a condition related to the Gaza ceasefire. The Wall Street Journal, quoting US, Arab and Hamas officials, reported that Yahya Sinwar had rejected offers to live and leave the Gaza Strip in exchange for allowing Egypt to negotiate a Gaza cease-fire-hostage agreement on Hamas' behalf. .
The report said Arab negotiators reportedly offered Sinwar to allow Egypt to negotiate ceasefire terms in place of Hamas in exchange for the option to leave Gaza alive, but Sinwar rejected the offer. Was rejected. Because of this, there were continuous Israeli attacks in Gaza. According to the Journal, Sinwar hoped that Iran, with the help of itself and its allies, would embroil Israel in a regional war and would turn its attention away from Gaza to Lebanon, Syria and Iran, thereby saving it and forcing the release of hostages in the future. Will be able to impose his conditions.
The report said that Sinwar had allegedly told Arab mediators in a curt and negative tone that he was not under siege or in crisis but was on Palestinian soil. Sinwar also allegedly took advantage of the large number of civilian deaths and told Hamas officials based outside Gaza not to make any concessions to the hostages. Sinwar believed that due to global pressure Israel would have to agree to tough conditions but this could not happen.
The report also said that in September, when Hamas killed six hostages and Israel launched pager attacks on Hezbollah militants, Sinwar predicted that the terrorist group would be forced to make concessions in a ceasefire agreement. Will be done. Sinwar also reportedly warned Hamas officials that, despite pressure on them for an agreement, they were not to make any concessions.
The report also said that after several mistakes, Sinwar had realized that his end was near, so he had instructed Hamas commanders that after his death, Hamas would appoint a council, which would oversee all matters. Will do.
