Yahya Sanvar; Always one step ahead of the Israeli spying apparatus

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, an American media in a report quoting informed sources has explained about the failed efforts of the Israeli army and intelligence agencies to find Yahya Sanwar, the head of the Hamas political office in the Gaza Strip.

NBC News wrote: “Where is Yahya Sanvar?” In a situation where nearly four months have passed since the October 7 attack on Israel, this elusive leader of Hamas, who is believed to be the main designer of the aforementioned attack, was able to move one step ahead of the Israeli army and intelligence agencies.”

A Hamas political official told NBC that the organization is trying to protect Sinwar and other political leaders. “I think this is the right way for any structure or any resistance movement to take,” he said. I am sure that it is the same in every country.”

Israeli military commanders and current and former security officials of this regime say that Sanwar probably does not live in one place and constantly changes his location to avoid detection. It will be changed by the Israeli army.

According to NBC, the soldiers of the Israeli army surrounded the city of Khan Yunis, which is the largest city in the south of Gaza, this week. They suspect that Sinwar is hiding somewhere in the Hamas tunnel network under Gaza, but they do not rule out the possibility that he may have left through the tunnels and gone to Egypt.

Israel has offered to guarantee the safe departure of Ayman Yahya Sanwar and other Hamas leaders from Gaza in exchange for the release of all Israeli prisoners from Gaza, but informed sources say there is no sign of an imminent agreement on this issue.

A former Israeli official who has extensive experience in negotiations with the Palestinians expressed concern that such a possibility would become a reality. He said: “If he lives outside of Gaza, and if other Hamas leaders are monitored, and if Hamas plays a role in future agreements in Gaza, this will all add to his victories on October 7.”

Two other former Israeli officials told NBC that Sinwar has three goals: his own survival, the continued survival of Hamas and a role in the future of Gaza.

Another Israeli officials said: “They carried out the October 7 operation as a step towards their goal.” Qatar and Egypt are conducting intensive talks to end the conflict in Gaza.

Hamas has stated that the complete cessation of the war in Gaza is a condition for the release of all prisoners. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected this proposal and said that such a proposal endangers the future of Israel and the lives of Israelis. Sanwar will never release all his captives. He said: “He will keep some hostages forever because it will be insurance for him that no one will kill him.”

Israeli officials from all political stripes They agree that the war with Hamas should continue until the destruction of this group. Despite this, many analysts of Palestinian and Israeli issues do not consider it possible to achieve such a goal.

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