Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a significant statement regarding the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, emphasizing that this event marks the 'beginning of the day after Hamas.' In a recorded video message, Netanyahu expressed that while 'evil has suffered a heavy blow,' the task at hand is not yet complete.
Netanyahu described Sinwar's killing as an 'important moment in the war,' addressing the residents of Gaza by highlighting it as an 'opportunity' for them to 'finally break free from (Hamas') tyranny.' He praised the 'heroic soldiers' responsible for the operation and assured the families of hostages still held in Gaza that Israel is fully committed to their safe return.
The Prime Minister issued a warning to Hamas, stating that its leaders will be targeted for elimination. He also called upon those holding Israeli hostages to surrender their weapons and release the captives, promising that those who comply will be allowed to 'go out and live.'
Netanyahu underscored the rationale behind Israel's decision not to end the conflict, stating that the recent events have made it clear to both the nation and the world.
