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

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IDF Releases Letter From Slain Hamas Leader Sinwar's 10-Year-Old Son Expressing Hate

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The IDF published a letter from the 10-year-old son of the late Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, written at the start of the war and seized in 2024. The letter expresses the son's desire to "shoot Jews" and includes drawings of weapons. The IDF cited the letter as evidence of Hamas's ideology influencing children. Yahya Sinwar was killed on October 16, 2024, and his family fled to Turkey.

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  • IDF published a letter from Yahya Sinwar's 10-year-old son expressing a desire to shoot Jews.
  • The letter, seized in 2024, details the son's longing for his father and his creation of toy weapons.
  • Accompanying drawings depict weapons, tanks, and missiles aimed at Israel.
  • The IDF stated the letter shows Hamas's ideology impacting children's upbringing.
  • Yahya Sinwar was killed on October 16, 2024, after which his family reportedly fled to Turkey.
  • IDF forces also targeted senior Hamas leader Ali al-Amoudi in Gaza.

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