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Israel targets Hamas leader ‘The Shadow’ in strike on HQ after he took command from his slain brother ‘Gaza’s Bin Laden’

Published on May 14, 2025 at 04:22 PM

ISRAEL has targeted Hamas’ leader in Gaza in fresh airstrikes on the terror group’s HQ.

Muhammad Sinwar, dubbed The Shadow, took command from his older brother Yahya Sinwar after the boss was killed by the IDF in October 2024.

Mohammad Sinwar driving in a Hamas tunnel under Gaza.
Israel tried to kill Hamas’ leader Muhammad Sinwar in new strikes
Destroyed courtyard of a hospital in Khan Yunis, Gaza, with people walking amidst the rubble.
Israel bombed the European Hospital, which it believes is used as cover by Hamas’ command centre
Bus in a large hole in the road after airstrikes.
Israeli jets bombed the hospital and nearby area

Israel has now tried to eliminate Sinwar junior by bombing what it says is Hamas’ command centre underneath the European Hospital in the southern Gaza Strip on Tuesday afternoon.

Jets also appeared to be targeting a nearby school.

It is not clear whether The Shadow was killed after multiple strikes hit around the outside of the hospital.

The IDF is believed to have used bunker-busting bombs to target the underground complex.

It reportedly targeted the exits of the subterranean compound with the aim of preventing the escape of any survivors.

Footage released by Israeli showed its fighter jets dropping bombs on what it said was the underground bunker.

Another clip caught on CCTV showed people walking along the road run for their lives as they heard the bomb drop to the ground.

A mighty explosion is then seen, before the ground collapsed and another fireball erupted.

Medical teams have now evacuated the hospital leaving only eight ICU patients, according to a British doctor interviewed on Sky News.

The terror-group-run healthy ministry said 28 were killed and over 50 wounded in the strikes.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health does not differentiate between military and civilian casualties.

The IDF said: “The Hamas terror organization continues to use hospitals in the Gaza Strip for terror purposes, cynically and cruelly exploiting the civilian population in and around the hospital.”;;

An Israeli official told the Jerusalem Post: “[Mohammed] Sinwar was the most extreme figure in terms of negotiation positions for reaching a deal.

“If he is out of the picture, it should ease the efforts to reach an agreement.”;;

Destroyed hospital hallway with debris and a person walking through.
An interior view of the destroyed European Hospital
People looking at a large hole in the ground near a damaged bus.
Palestinians inspect the site of an Israeli army airstrike on Tuesday

Sinwar took command of Hamas’ military wing after Muhammad Deif was killed last July and later took over the entire terror group after his brother was killed.

The older Sinwar was dubbed Gaza’s bin Laden after he carved out a bloody reputation for killing his enemies with his bare hands.

Israel’s strikes in southern Gaza come as their strikes in the north of the strip killed 70, the health ministry said.

The Indonesian hospital reported that 22 children and 15 women were killed after a number of homes and a refugee camp were hit on Tuesday night.

The UN’s humanitarian affairs chief urged members of the UN Security Council to take action to “prevent genocide”;; in Gaza.

Speaking in New York on Tuesday, Tom Fletcher accused Israel of “deliberately and unashamedly imposing inhumane conditions on civilians”;;.

Israel’s envoy to the UN, Danny Danon, labelled the accusations as “baseless and outrageous”;;.

Smoke billows from a damaged hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip.
Footage caught Israel bombing around the European Hospital as it targeted Hamas’ command centre
People involved in a chaotic scene.
CCTV footage caught people running for their lives as they heard a bomb descend
Aftermath of an explosion.
A fireball erupted after the ground collapsed following the strike

Israel cut off all deliveries of aid to Gaza on March 2 and resumed its offensive against Hamas on March 18 after the collapse of a two-month ceasefire.

Hamas released 38 hostages under the ceasefire that began on January 19.

Israel now holds around a third of the land in the Gaza strip and is looking at conquering the entire strip.

Hamas released the last known American hostage on Monday.

Edan Alexander, 21, an Israeli-American soldier who grew up in the US, was abducted from his base during the October 7terror attack.

shows the moment Edan’s family run up to the released soldier, hugging and kissing him.

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