all right alexander let's talk about the uh the announcement from the idf that uh they have

killed uh sinwar the the leader of uh of hamas uh the the number one target

yeah israel has also said he was the number one target um for the defense forces uh people can find the video of his killing. It's about a

40-50-second video that Israel released. Israel released it. It's a drone that follows him and

that finds him. And anyway, people can that that video all over social media but uh i

think the main uh the main question um that that we need to discuss is is what changes now

does anything change with sin war's death what does this mean for israel for nadan yahoo for

the conflict in gaza for the for the conflict that's looming with Iran, or nothing

really changes at all?

It entirely depends on Israel and on the decisions that are made in Israel now. Now, the Israelis

have achieved what for them was a big thing. I mean, they built up Sinwa, Yahyah Sinwa, you know,

the military leader of Hamas, who then became the political leader of Hamas, a dangerous man,

I mean, from their point of view, the architect, the mastermind of the, you know, the attack

on the 7th of October, somebody that they absolutely wanted to eliminate.

Anyway, he's now dead.

And moreover, importantly, he was not assassinated.

He was not assassinated.

It was not exactly the same as what happened with Nasrallah

and with all of these other people.

He was killed in a gunfight.

So there isn't that issue, you know, of extrajudicial killings, which some, I mean,

nobody in Israel cares, but some people might care about it.

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