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Sinwar's 10-Year-Old Son's Letters Reveal Desire to Kill Jews

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IDF Reveals Letter From Yahya Sinwar's Son Expressing Hate for Jews

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The IDF revealed a letter from the 10-year-old son of deceased Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, written at the start of the war. Recovered in Gaza in 2024, the letter expresses the son's longing for his father and a desire to "hold a Kalashnikov and shoot Jews." The IDF stated the letter and drawings show the impact of Hamas' ideology on children.

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  • The IDF revealed a letter from the 10-year-old son of deceased Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
  • The letter, written at the start of the war, was recovered by IDF soldiers in Gaza in 2024.
  • The son expressed a desire to "hold a Kalashnikov and shoot Jews."
  • The boy also crafts toy weapons from paper and cardboard, according to the letter.
  • The IDF stated the letter shows Hamas' ideology influencing children in Gaza.
IDF Reveals Letter From Yahya Sinwar's Son Expressing Hate for Jews
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