Opportunities for peace? The consequences of Sinwars killing in the Gazakonflict

Opportunities for peace? The consequences of Sinwars killing in the Gazakonflict

In a dramatic turning point, the killing of Hamas boss Jahja Sinwar could turn the sheet in the Middle East conflict! The USA, France and Germany see great opportunities for a turn in the current crisis situation. US Vice President Kamala Harris speaks of a "chance of freeing the hostages", while Emmanuel Macron summons a "turning point" and Chancellor Olaf Scholz indicates a "concrete prospect of a ceasefire". But: Benjamin Netanyahu is really ready for such a course change?

The doubts are great! Netanyahu himself explains: "The war has not yet ended." Sounds like an unmistakable signal to Hamas! The consequence? Israel remains determined to either wipe out Hamas completely or to force them to surrender. With the death of Sinwar, the militant-Islamic group has suffered another sensitive blow. One could call up on the Israeli army! The annihilation tactic seems to work and could even target the last remaining Hamas sympathizers.

hostages and the future of the Palestinians

But what about the hostages? Khalil al-Hayya, the vice boss of the Hamas Politburos, has made it clear and clear: the hostages are only released when the Israeli troops completely leave the Gaza Strip. And what does the perspective look like for the future? A new leader will not be long in coming as soon as Hamas has found a new head. The question remains whether the hostage question is still a top priority for the Israeli government.

rumors about far -reaching plans in Israel condense! It is about the expulsion of Palestinians from the north of the Gaza Strip, the settlement by Jewish settlers and military control over the remaining areas. Is it all just a brain -fitting or could this actually shape the future of the conflict? The international community watches what happens next!