And he said Netanyahu In a video message, he said, “Yahya Al-Sinwar is dead. He was killed in Rafah” at the hands of the Israeli army, stressing that “this does not mean the end of the war in Gaza, but rather the beginning of the end.”
Shortly after his arrival in Germany, US President Joe Biden confirmed that he called Netanyahu to “congratulate” him on the killing of the leader of the Hamas movement. Yahya Al-Sanwar.
Biden said he called the prime minister “to congratulate him on killing Sinwar. He had a lot of blood on his hands.”
He continued, “Now is the time to move forward,” expressing his “hope” to reach a ceasefire in the war that broke out a year ago following a Hamas attack on southern Israel on October 7.
Biden had previously welcomed Sinwar’s killing as “a good day for Israel, the United States and the world,” considering that his killing removed a fundamental obstacle to reaching a ceasefire in Gaza And the release of hostages held in the Strip.
Biden said in a statement, “This is a good day for Israel, for the United States, and for the world… The opportunity is now ripe for (the next day) in Gaza without Hamas in power, and to reach a political settlement that provides a better future for Israelis and Palestinians alike.”
