Israel releases new photos of Sinwar on eve of October 7 attacks

“Tonight we are making public images of Sinwar, hours before the October 7 massacre, as well as his activities inside Gaza over the past year,” IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari said in a video posted on its website. “

During his speech, Hagari described the images being circulated as well as “operational and intelligent efforts” to find the Hamas leader, and condemned that “hours before the massacre, He only cared about himself and his family.

“While sending the terrorists on a brutal attack (…) they ran into the tunnel alone, arming themselves with food, water, pillows, a television and other supplies to last a long time,” EP reports.

As he claimed, in a recording recovered in Gaza several months ago, the leader of the Palestinian group can be seen in a tunnel with a woman and several minors – possibly his wife and children. Bottled water and other items,

During his speech, Hagari showed some purported images of the October 7 attack, as well as objects, furniture, food, money, documents and belongings that the Israeli military attributes to Sinwar. “All this was happening in Khan Younis.” This was a luxury that the people of Gaza did not have. An Israeli military spokesman said, “Sinwar always prioritized his money and Hamas terrorists over the people of Gaza.”

The images spread following the death of a Hamas leader in a clash with Israeli troops in the Palestinian territory, as Israeli officials confirmed on Thursday.

Hagari accused Sinwar, whom he described as “the face of evil”, of not only trying to “maximize the damage caused to the Israelis” but also of ordering the attack “from the tunnels of Khan Yunis.” It is also causing harm to Gaza.

The offensive in this town in the south of the Strip forced him to flee to Rafah, where he was found and murdered by Israeli forces, his spokesman said, adding: “The handkerchiefs he used His DNA was on the piece.”

Photos of attack on Sinwar

In the photos released you can also see the bombing of the building where Sinwar was located and where he was killed by Israeli forces this week.

“Sinwar has been wiped out, but our mission is not over.” We will not rest until we bring all our hostages home by any means necessary. And we will continue to defend the people of Israel from all threats, from all our borders,” Hagari said.

Sinwar – who is considered the mastermind of that operation, dubbed the ‘Al Aqsa Flood’ by Hamas – was chosen as the leader of the Palestinian organization last August to replace Ismail Haniye, who was assassinated in July by a gunman in the Iranian capital Tehran. He was killed in Israeli action.

The late Sinwar was listed as one of the founders of Hamas’s military wing and was imprisoned in Israel from 1989 to 2011, when he was released in exchange for agreeing to hand over Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit . Organization. Palestinian Islamist.