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The report comes a day after Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that there are rising indications that Mohammed Sinwar was killed.
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With all of these developments overlapping, the IDF both starts conquering or taking control of new areas, as well as restarting the allowance of food aid into Gaza.
Past Israeli estimates have said that 200-300 trucks of food per day would be needed over time to feed Gaza’s around 2.2 million Palestinians.
Sinwar is believed to have been a hardline figure in Hamas who refused any compromise in negotiations with Israel that didn't include an end to the war.
Turkish-Israel relations worsened during the war, but since both took parts of Syria in December 2024, they seek deconfliction to avoid military clashes there.
The IDF responded to reports, stating, "Contrary to recent reports, there is no change in the situational assessment."
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To explore this root cause of October 7, the Report interviewed Prof. Arie Kruglanski, a world expert on the psychology of terrorism and extremism.
The IDF said five Divisions were engaged, 670 targets were hit, and reports of 200 dead civilians may be correct.
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