Yahya Sinwar

Hazem Musa and Rizk Abu Shahma, who participated in the raid on the Re'im base on October 7, were eliminated in IDF and Shin Bet strikes earlier this week. The army explains that the two were planning operations against forces in violation of the ceasefire and clarifies that they will continue to act to remove threats.

Captured Hamas documents seized by the IDF in Gaza reveal how the terrorist organization built infrastructure in Lebanon and planned to invade Israel and fight alongside Hezbollah. The infrastructure was operational as early as 2021 and continued to work after October 7.

The terrorist organization will proceed this week to elect a new leader for the Strip, according to a Qatari report. The leading candidate, Ali al-Amoudi, served as head of Yahya Sinwar's office but is considered a pragmatist who pushes for participation in Palestinian elections. Simultaneously, Hamas accuses Israel of violating the roadmap.

The 11th International Arab Book Fair opened last Saturday in Istanbul. The US Ambassador to Doha sponsored the event, even though it included the dissemination of Holocaust denial messages, as well as those of Yahya Sinwar.

After weeks of censorship, a regional plan has been revealed: showing flexibility in negotiations to lower Israel's alert level while simultaneously preparing for a broad confrontation 'under the radar'.

At the end of a closed security meeting held days before the massacre, the Prime Minister accurately predicted what might happen on the way to normalization with Saudi Arabia. So how did it happen that at that very same meeting, he approved increasing benefits for Yahya Sinwar?

The warning that Netanyahu himself voiced before the massacre, Yinon Magal's attack on the Eisenkot family, and the Likud's sputtering campaign reveal a system that has lost its way.

A comprehensive examination reveals that the extensive financial support of the Palestinian Authority has enabled senior officials released in the Shalit deal to return and rebuild their power, including Yahya Sinwar and other senior officials who planned the attack.

The Hamas leadership in Gaza has conveyed a message to the leadership abroad, agreeing to the latest draft presented by mediators regarding weapons and governance in Gaza within the Peace Council plan. The draft primarily defers these issues to later stages of negotiations.

Muhammad Uda demanded to document every movement of the IDF, established the espionage system, and was considered the "intelligence brain" behind October 7. He tried to fly under the radar, but a series of mistakes led to his elimination. Now Walla reveals the behind-the-scenes of the hunt, and the chilling plan being woven beneath the surface.