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An Israeli strike at the European Hospital in Khan Younis likely killed Muhammad Sinwar, Abu Obaida and Rafah Brigade commander Muhammad Shabana. An unnamed Gazan political scientist assessing that Sinwar's death would hurt Hamas but might not advance a compromise and could produce a more radical successor.
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An Israeli strike at the European Hospital in Khan Younis likely killed Muhammad Sinwar, Abu Obaida and Rafah Brigade commander Muhammad Shabana. An unnamed Gazan political scientist assessing that Sinwar's death would hurt Hamas but might not advance a compromise and could produce a more radical successor.
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European Hospital, Khan Younis dossier
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European Hospital, Khan Younis
An Israeli strike at the European Hospital in Khan Younis likely killed Muhammad Sinwar, Abu Obaida and Rafah Brigade commander Muhammad Shabana. An unnamed Gazan political scientist assessing that Sinwar's death would hurt Hamas but might not advance a compromise and could produce a more radical successor.
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Israel's military likely killed several senior Hamas leaders - including Muhammad Sinwar... spokesman Abu Obaida, and Rafah Brigade Commander Muhammad Shabana - in a strike on the European Hospital in Khan Younis.
An Israeli strike at the European Hospital in Khan Younis likely killed Muhammad Sinwar, Abu Obaida and Rafah Brigade commander Muhammad Shabana. An unnamed Gazan political scientist assessing that Sinwar's death would hurt Hamas but might not advance a compromise and could produce a more radical successor.
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