The alleged autopsy report of the martyred head of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas, Yahya Sinwar, has revealed that he had not eaten anything for 72 hours before his martyrdom.
On October 17, 2024, Israeli forces claimed the martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar in Gaza, which was later confirmed by Hamas. Israeli doctors who performed the autopsy on Yahya Sinwar said they confirmed it through DNA and other information.
Before the martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar, Israeli forces sent a drone into the building where they were fighting resistance forces. Meanwhile, an injured man in the building throws a stick at the drone, who later turns out to be Yahya Sinwar himself. Israeli forces had been searching for them for a year, and believed they were hiding in a tunnel.
The post-mortem report of the former head of Hamas is being discussed on the social media platform X, with several sensational revelations regarding Quds News Network and Israeli media.
The Jordanian news agency Al-Bawaba, referring to this report, wrote that Yahya Sinwar did not take any food before his martyrdom.
Since October 7, 2023, more than 43,000 Palestinians have been killed and more than 110,000 injured in Israeli attacks, most of them women and children.
In this regard, a recent report of the United Nations has said that Israeli forces are deliberately targeting children.
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**Interview with Dr. Amir Khalil, Political Analyst and Middle East Expert**
**Editor:** Dr. Khalil, thank you for joining us today. The recent autopsy report of Yahya Sinwar, detailing he hadn’t eaten for 72 hours before his death, has sparked significant discussion. What are your thoughts on the implications of this revelation regarding the conditions he faced?
**Dr. Khalil:** Thank you for having me. This report raises critical questions about the physical and psychological state of individuals involved in long-standing conflicts. Sinwar’s condition before his death could be seen as indicative of the severe pressures faced by leaders in conflict zones. It’s essential to consider how this reflects on the broader humanitarian situation in Gaza, where suffering is widespread.
**Editor:** Indeed, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has drawn international attention. With reports indicating that since October 7, 2023, tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed, including many civilians, how do you believe this affects public perception of the ongoing conflict?
**Dr. Khalil:** The sheer scale of the casualties is shocking and cannot be understated. Such figures will undeniably influence how people view both the conflict and the parties involved. There’s a growing concern that international audiences may perceive the actions of Israeli forces in a more critical light as they become increasingly aware of civilian casualties, particularly among women and children.
**Editor:** You mentioned the international perception. Given that Israeli forces have been reportedly targeting children intentionally, according to a recent UN report, how important is it for readers to engage in this debate? What should be the focus of their discussions?
**Dr. Khalil:** It’s crucial for readers to engage in this debate and to consider the human cost of this conflict. Discussions should revolve around the ethical implications of military actions in densely populated areas and the responsibilities of nations in addressing humanitarian crises. This scenario challenges our collective moral compass and asks us to scrutinize our stances on military intervention, civilian safety, and the long-term impacts of such violence on future generations.
**Editor:** That’s a powerful lens to view this issue. Do you believe that this focus could lead to changes in policy or public opinion worldwide?
**Dr. Khalil:** Absolutely. As public awareness and outrage grow, we could see shifts in both policy and public sentiment. Activism often begins with discussions like these, and if people advocate for humanitarian considerations in policy decisions, it can lead to more accountability and perhaps foster pathways toward peace.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Khalil, for sharing your insights. Clearly, the revelations surrounding Sinwar’s martyrdom are not just about one individual but reflect broader themes that warrant ongoing discussion and reflection among our readers.
