The overwhelming likelihood that the IDF killed Hamas chief Mohammed Sinwar on May 13 has not broken the terrorist organization, The Jerusalem Post has learned. In fact, not only did that likely assassination not break Hamas’s fighting spirit,

A costly mistake of breaking security protocol to hold a security meeting at a Khan Younis tunnel in Gaza proved costly for Hamas's new chief, Mohammed Sinwar. Sinwar, brother of slain Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, died after Israel struck the tunnel, according to a report.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Israeli airstrike in which Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar was eliminated targeted a high-level Hamas meeting.