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Ongoing Story· Day 40

IDF Strike Kills Hamas Commander Linked to October 7th Massacre

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IDF Releases Sinwar Letter Urging Broadcast of Oct. 7 Atrocities

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The IDF released documents from Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, directing terrorists to document and broadcast graphic acts from the October 7th massacre to terrorize Israel. The documents also discussed potential wider involvement from other terrorist groups. The IDF also released footage of the operation on October 16, 2026, that resulted in Sinwar's death in Rafah after being wounded and taking refuge in a building.

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  • Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar directed terrorists to document and broadcast graphic October 7 massacre acts.
  • Sinwar's documents urged planning for "horrific images" and burning neighborhoods to terrorize Israel.
  • The IDF released footage of the October 16, 2026, operation that killed Sinwar in Rafah.
  • Sinwar was wounded and took refuge in a building before being killed by IDF forces.
  • The documents discussed potential involvement of other terrorist groups in wider attacks.
IDF Releases Sinwar Letter Urging Broadcast of Oct. 7 Atrocities
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