| Autor: |
al-Omari, Ghaith, Neumann, Neomi |
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Washington Institute for Near East Policy: Policy Alerts; Oct2024, p1-3, 3p |
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The article discusses the implications of the death of Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar on Hamas's leadership, strategic trajectory, and future control of Gaza. It highlights potential successors from Hamas's leadership in Doha, who hold differing views on ceasefire issues and regional alliances. The killing of Sinwar could lead to diplomatic opportunities for Israel and the United States, potentially impacting the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and regional dynamics. The article emphasizes the need for political initiatives and a "day after" plan to end the war and rebuild Gaza, with a role for the Palestinian Authority and efforts to shift the balance of power away from Hamas. [Extracted from the article] |
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