2024-08-28 21:17:30
Gaza Strip: Along with Israel, American intelligence agencies have also become active in searching for Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar. America feels that it is necessary to catch Yahya Sinwar to stop the war in Gaza. It is being said that Yahya is in the tunnel network built in Gaza, so the US army is trying to find his location through radar. This will prevent Yahya from escaping even inside the tunnel. American officials believe that if Yahya is killed, the way will be found to end the war in Gaza with the declaration of Israel’s victory.
The Sun has claimed in its report that a special US team is working with Israel’s Shin Bet intelligence data to map the 300-mile-long tunnel network using special technology. By creating such a map, efforts will be made to locate 61-year-old Yahya Sinwar. A senior Israeli official has called the US support for the search operation very special and important.
Yahya’s death could calm the conflict across West Asia
America has also intensified the search for Yahya because it believes that his death can eliminate the threat of war from the entire West Asia. It is believed that the death of Hamas’s top leaders is also weakening the fighters. Officials feel that this can calm the tension in the region because Hezbollah and Houthis are also carrying out attacks in support of Hamas. In such a situation, America has sent special teams to Israel to assist in the search for Yahya.
After the death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyya in Iran, Yahya is now the supreme leader of the organization. After Haniyya, Israel is looking for Yahya Sinwar. Israel feels that after Yahya there will be no big name left in Hamas, in such a situation Hamas fighters will surrender. Both America and Israel are looking for Sinwar. So far all the operations conducted to catch Yahya have failed. Yahya Sinwar has been on the radar of Israeli and American intelligence services for years. Despite the state-of-the-art technology and strategic military operations of these countries, Sinwar has managed to escape.