Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar's Autopsy Reveals Details, He Was Killed By...

Israeli specialist Dr. Chen Kugel, who assisted the autopsy on Yahya Sinwar's body, told The New York Times that the Hamas chief died due to a gunshot injury in the head. He added that a shrapnel had hit Sinwar in the arm, resulting in bleeding. The 61-year-old tried to stop the bleeding with the help of an electrical cord.Dr. Kugel further stated: "But it wouldn't have worked in any case. It wasn't strong enough, and his forearm was smashed."On Friday, Khalil al-Hayya, deputy leader of Hamas, confirmed the death of his chief on television. "We are continuing Hamas's path," he said. Al-Hayya then added that the leader might have fallen, but "the banner will not fall."Al-Hayya's remarks come after President Biden stated that Sinwar's killing would bring "an opportunity to seek a path to peace" in the Gaza war that has been going on for more than a year.President Biden spoke to Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose office informed that both the leaders are looking forward to a chance to "advance the release of the hostages" who were kidnapped during the October 7 attack.Slain Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar is believed to be the mastermind behind the October 7 massacre in Israel that claimed about 1200 lives and resulted in over 250 people being taken as hostages.Israeli Prime Minister said that he would continue the war with Hamas. In a video address, he stated, "This is not the end of war in Gaza. It is the beginning of the end."