Israel managed to assassinate its main target in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in the region. This action raises questions about the future of the group and the ongoing conflict in the area. Sinwar, who had strengthened Hamas's ties with Iran, was part of a group of leaders who could succeed him in office.
The death of Sinwar, who had been leading the Hamas branch in Gaza since 2017, has cast doubt on the direction the group will take next. There is a possibility that his successor will be chosen from the military leaders of the group in Gaza or from its political wings exiled in countries like Qatar, Turkey, or Lebanon.
International observers have overlooked the internal dynamics of Hamas. Israel, for its part, has been urged to take this opportunity to seek a political agreement that ends the conflict and allows for Arab and Palestinian administration of Gaza.
The death of Sinwar represents a break in Hamas's leadership and raises the possibility of a new direction for the group. Some analysts suggest that this situation could lead Hamas to get closer to Turkey and Arab countries, in contrast to its historical relationship with Iran.
According to experts, the death of Sinwar and the eventual election of a new leader could influence the future of Hamas and the Palestinian political landscape in general. The international community has expressed the need to find a solution that ends the suffering of both Israelis and Palestinians and urges Israel to seek an agreement that guarantees a better future for both parties.
