Bodies of Mohammed Sinwar found along with other Hamas commanders: Hebrew media
Hebrew media reported on Sunday that the 'Israeli' army claims to have found the body of Mohammed Sinwar, commander of Hamas's Khan Younis brigade and brother of Yahya al-Sinwar, along with the body of Mohamed Shabaneh, commander of the Rafah brigade, in southern Gaza.
As of now, neither Hamas nor its military wing, the al-Qassam Brigades, has confirmed the reports.
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