Mohammed Sinwar sigue con vida en Gaza, afirma alto líder de Hamás

Un alto cargo de Hamás afirma que Mohammed Sinwar, buscado por Israel, no ha muerto y continúa en Gaza. La declaración podría cambiar el curso de las operaciones militares.

Un vídeo difundido por las FDI muestra supuestamente a Mohammed Sinwar viajando en un coche por un túnel cercano al paso fronterizo de Erez, próximo a la frontera entre Israel y Gaza, en medio del actual conflicto entre Israel y Hamás.

(Crédito de foto: Israel Defense Forces/Handout via REUTERS)

PorJERUSALEM POST STAFF

MAY 20, 2025 20:31

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