Who will lead Hamas after killing of Yahya Sinwar?

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Who will lead ****** after ******** of Yahya Sinwar?

Two ****** officials told the BBC discussions to choose a successor for the group’s leader Yahya Sinwar, whose ******** was confirmed on Thursday, will begin very soon.

The officials said that Khalil al-Hayya, Sinwar’s deputy and the group’s most senior official outside Gaza, is considered a strong candidate.

Al-Hayya, who is based in Qatar, currently leads the ****** delegation in ceasefire talks between the group and *******, and possesses a deep knowledge, connection and understanding of the situation in Gaza.

****** leaders will convene once again to select a successor for Sinwar, who was *******’s most wanted man, just two months after the ******** of former leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran.

A senior ****** official had described Sinwar as the architect of the 7 October attacks, emphasising that his appointment was intended as a bold message of defiance against *******.

Since July, ceasefire negotiations have stalled, and many believe that Sinwar’s leadership was a significant obstacle to any ceasefire deal.

Despite the ******** of Sinwar, a senior ****** official reiterated to the BBC that the movement’s conditions for accepting a ceasefire and the release of ******** hostages have not changed.

****** continues to demand a complete ******** withdrawal from Gaza, an end to hostilities, the transfer of humanitarian aid, and the reconstruction of the war-torn territory – conditions that ******* has categorically rejected, insisting that ****** must surrender.

When questioned about ******** Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s call for ****** to give up its weapons and surrender, officials from the movement responded: “It is impossible for us to surrender.

“We are fighting for the freedom of our people, and we will not accept surrender. We will ****** until the last bullet and the last soldier, just as Sinwar did.”

The ************** of Sinwar was one of the most significant losses for the organisation in decades. However, despite the challenges of replacing him, ****** has a history of enduring leadership losses since the 1990s.

While ******* has succeeded in ******** most of ******’s leaders and founders, the movement has proven resilient in its capacity to find new ones.

Amidst this crisis, questions linger regarding the fate of ******** hostages held in Gaza and who will be responsible for their safety and protection.

In this context, Mohammed Sinwar, Yahya Sinwar’s brother, has emerged as a pivotal figure. He is believed to be leading the remaining armed groups of ****** and may play a crucial role in shaping the future of the movement in Gaza.

As ****** navigates this critical moment, the war in Gaza goes on.

Dozens of people were ******* in Jabalia ******** camp in north Gaza on Saturday as ******** troops intensified attacks against what ******* says are ****** attempts to regroup.

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