Last month, the leader of the Palestinian Hamas, Ismail Hanyeh, was assassinated in Iran, in an operation attributed to Israel. He was succeeded by Yahya Sinwar, considered the mastermind of the anti-Israeli attacks of October 7. The new leader of the armed Islamist movement is hiding in the tunnels of Gaza, and Israel has promised to kill him too. These changes at the head of Hamas are naturally followed by members and sympathizers of the organization, considered a terrorist organization by the United States and the EU. Our special correspondent was able to speak with one of them in Hebron, the largest city in the West Bank.
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Hamas insider says: ‘Now the era of Yahia Sinwar begins’
