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Hamas chief and mastermind of the terrorist attack on Israel on October 7 last year, Awala Yahya Sinwar, has died. A shocking revelation was made in the post mortem report on Sunday. An official of Israel's Forensic Institute said that Sinwar died from a gunshot wound to the head. The doctor further said that part of his head was hit by a small missile or tank shell. From which a lot of blood flowed.
Left hand finger amputated: Dr.
The doctor who conducted the postmortem of the deceased Yahya Sinwar said that the postmortem of his body was done 24 hours to 36 hours after his death. Sinwar's body was handed over to the Israeli army. The doctor who conducted the post-mortem said that the left hand of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar was badly injured. His leg was seriously injured. Not only this, a finger on the left hand of the dead body was cut off. The Israeli military conducted DNA testing to identify Sinwar. For this, Israeli soldiers cut off the finger of the right hand of his body and sent it for investigation.
Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar was imprisoned in Israel for more than two decades. So it was easy for Israel to test his DNA. The Israeli Army had all the information related to Sinwar which matched during the investigation.
Yahya Sinwar killed in routine operation
Last Wednesday, IDF Division 162 and 828 Brigade Rafah during a routine operation in Gaza spotted three Hamas fighters while two of them were hiding in a building. When Israeli ground forces tried to enter the building they were attacked with grenades from inside. After this Israeli soldiers sent a drone inside the building.
Sinwar was seen injured in the drone video
The Israeli military released footage captured by drone showing an injured man sitting on a couch inside a ruined building. He has covered his face with a kafiya (scarf) and when an Israeli drone comes near the man, seeing a stick in his hand, he tries to bring down the drone by throwing the stick. After this the Israeli army attacked the building with tanks and left from there. He was astonished when he returned the next day and found it in ruins. The man who died in the debris of the building resembled Yahya Sinwar, attempts were made to identify Sinwar from his face, teeth and the watch he was wearing, but the best option was to do a DNA test. In such a situation, Israeli soldiers cut a finger from the dead body and conducted a DNA test, after which Sinwar's death was confirmed late on Thursday evening.
