Jerusalem. Hamas has also confirmed the death of its chief Yahya Sinwar. Khalil al-Hayya, a top Hamas political leader, confirmed the death of the group's leader Yahya Sinwar on Friday.

Al-Hayya reiterated the Palestinian militant group's stance in a televised statement that it would not release hostages captured in an attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, until there is a ceasefire in the year-long war in Gaza. He said, 'Those prisoners will not return to you before the end of the invasion of Gaza and the withdrawal from Gaza.'

Hezbollah threatens

At the same time, Hezbollah has issued a new threat after the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. On Friday, Hezbollah said it was moving towards a new and fierce phase of the war against Israel. Meanwhile, Iran has said that the spirit of resistance will prevail after the death of Yahya Sinwar.

On the other hand, Israel has made a big announcement on the killing of Sinwar, saying that it is ready to stop the war, but for this Hamas will have to return the Israeli hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while addressing the people of Gaza, said that if Hamas agrees to return the Israeli hostages and lay down their arms, the war will end tomorrow.

Netanyahu's big announcement

In a video message on his official X account, Netanyahu said that Yahya Sinwar is dead. He has been killed by brave Israeli soldiers in Rafah. Although this is not the end of the war in Gaza, it is definitely the beginning. My direct message to the people of Gaza is that the war may end tomorrow, but it will end only when Hamas lays down its arms. Return the Israeli hostages.

Netanyahu said that Hamas has held 101 people hostage in Gaza. These include citizens of 23 countries including Israel. Israel is committed to bringing them all back. He also said that Israel guarantees the safety of those who return the hostages. Netanyahu has also issued a warning to those who capture the hostages. He said that Israel is constantly chasing them. Israel will definitely find those who harm the hostages.

The reign of terror will end: Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Nasrallah is gone. Mohsin is dead. Haniyya, Deif and Sinwar have been killed. The reign of terror that Iran has imposed on itself and on the people of Syria, Lebanon and Yemen will end. He said that people who want peace and a better future in the Middle East should unite.