Israel’s defence establishment is facing internal division over rumours of Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar’s death. With no concrete evidence confirming or denying the claim, top Israeli sources remain conflicted.

Israel is probing the potential death of Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, following a rocket strike that hit a school sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza City on Saturday. According to media reports,

In the latest developments from the ongoing conflict, reports are swirling about the possible death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar following a recent Israeli airstrike in Gaza City. The strike, which reportedly resulted in the deaths of 22 Palestinians,

HAMAS terror chief Yahya Sinwar may have been killed in an airstrike on Gaza – with Israel set to investigate the bombshell new claims. Sinwar, dubbed Gaza’s Bin Laden, only took over

Military Intelligence Directorate is claiming that Sinwar was possibly killed in one of the IDF strikes in Gaza

Hamas's Gaza-based leader Yahya Sinwar has been incommunicado for a long time, making Israel look for evidence of his possible death.

The reports, published by outlets such as Kan public broadcaster, Haaretz, Maariv, and Walla News, suggest that the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) Military Intelligence Directorate has been considering the possibility that Yahya Sinwar was killed during airstrikes in Gaza.

Local reports suggested that the speculation stemmed from Sinwar being unusually out of contact with Hamas representatives involved in ceasefire talks.

Amid the escalating conflict between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah after fresh wave of pager and walkie-talkie attacks on the latter's members, reports are doing rounds about Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's possible death.

Israel is considering the possibility that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar may be dead, though there is no concrete proof yet.