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Netanyahu says Israel probably killed Hamas chief as it intensifies Gaza offensive
Israeli air strikes probably killed Hamas’s Gaza chief last week, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday, as he vowed that his ground offensive would continue until the country controlled all of the enclave. The Israeli air force targeted Mohammad Sinwar last week at the European Hospital in southern Gaza in a series of strikes.
Netanyahu says Israel probably killed Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar
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