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Israel Expands Ground Operation in Gaza, Likely Killed Hamas Leader Mohammed Sinwar

Israel’s military has escalated its campaign in the Gaza Strip by initiating extensive ground operations across both northern and southern areas of Gaza. The offensive aims to significantly weaken Hamas by targeting its military infrastructure, including weapons storage sites, underground tunnels, and antitank missile launchers, while also pressuring Hamas to release the hostages it is holding.

This ground operation follows a recent wave of approximately 670 airstrikes conducted by Israeli forces, intensifying the military pressure on Hamas militants. A senior Israeli official announced that a strike last week likely killed Mohammed Sinwar, a top Hamas leader and key figure in the group’s military and political wing.

Meanwhile, Israel’s delegation continues cease-fire talks with Hamas representatives in Qatar, seeking a resolution to the ongoing conflict. Despite the diplomatic efforts, the Israeli military’s increased activity on the ground underscores the government’s determination to dismantle Hamas’s operational capabilities and secure the safety of Israeli hostages.

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