Martyrdom of Sinwar and Israel’s Pyrrhic victory
By Faezeh Sadat Yousefi
Guest contributor
With the martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar, the great architect of Operation Al-Aqsa Storm, the Zionist regime of Israel, which has no achievement other than assassinating resistance leaders, tries to present the martyrdom of the Hamas leader as a source of its success. This is while the security situation in the occupied territories has become increasingly critical after the martyrdom of several Hamas commanders and Ismail Haniyeh. Even after the martyrdom of its leader Sinwar, Hamas continues its martyrdom and combined operations against Israel. For example, yesterday, alongside military operations across Gaza, a martyrdom operation targeted two Zionist soldiers on the Jordan border. Hebrew media, reporting on this operation, noted that similar attacks can be expected in the future. Moreover, the achievement for which Israel is running a media campaign was not part of its planned efforts. The incident in which Sinwar is said to have been martyred was accidental and not based on intelligence operations like the regime’s previous targeted assassinations.
Yesterday, NBC News also highlighted the martyrdom of the Hamas leader, outlining the future of this movement from the analysts’ perspective. According to former US intelligence analysts, in the past, killing leaders of militant groups in Gaza or elsewhere in the Middle East provided only temporary benefits for Israel, without resulting in a permanent defeat or even significant changes in their operations.
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