Death of Yahya Sinwar: A turning point for the war in Gaza? | François PICARD
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Death of Yahya Sinwar: A turning point for the war in Gaza?

François PICARD | Andrew HILLIAR | Rebecca GNIGNATI | Nomi BAR-YAACOV | Hussein IBISH | Irris MAKLER | Philip TURLE | Ahmed FOUAD ALKHATIB

Edité par France 24 - 2024

Produced by Andrew Hilliar, Rebecca Gnignati and Ilayda Hapip. 

Note

  • He masterminded the bloodiest day in Israel's history. One year and one week later comes news that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been killed. Before October 7, much of the planet knew only the names and faces of Hamas's political leadership in exile, but that all changed when the 62-year-old native of Khan Younis launched the devastating attacks from Gaza. We ask if Sinwar's demise is a turning point for the war and if it will bring any hope of a ceasefire in Gaza.

Langue
anglais
Date de publication
17/10/2024
Collection
The Debate
Contributeurs
Nomi BAR-YAACOV Associate Fellow, International Security Programme, Chatham House
Hussein IBISH Senior Resident Scholar, Arab Gulf States Institute
Irris MAKLER FRANCE 24 Jerusalem correspondent
Philip TURLE International Affairs Editor, FRANCE 24
Ahmed FOUAD ALKHATIB Resident Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council

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