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US To Intensify Efforts To End Conflict After Hamas Leader's Death

Antony Blinken U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Israel

Following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has pledged to redouble efforts with partners to bring an end to the ongoing conflict in the region. Blinken described Sinwar as a 'vicious and unrepentant terrorist' and stated that 'the world is a better place' with his demise.

Blinken highlighted Sinwar's refusal to engage in negotiations to reach a peaceful resolution in recent months, despite efforts by the US and its allies. He emphasized the importance of securing the release of all hostages and working towards a new path that would allow the people of Gaza to rebuild their lives and achieve their aspirations without the influence of Hamas.

Blinken labels Sinwar as a 'vicious and unrepentant terrorist.'
Antony Blinken vows to redouble efforts with partners to end Gaza conflict.
Sinwar's refusal to engage in negotiations for peaceful resolution highlighted.

According to Blinken, Sinwar's leadership of Hamas led to numerous acts of violence, including the murder of individuals from various countries, the kidnapping of civilians, and the initiation of terror attacks that have had devastating consequences for the people of Gaza.

The Secretary of State expressed a commitment to working closely with international partners to address the conflict and create a more stable and peaceful future for the region. The US government's determination to bring an end to the violence and suffering in Gaza was reiterated in Blinken's statement.

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