The assassination of Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader behind the 7 October attack on Israel, has sparked speculation about the war’s future direction.
Sinwar, killed in Rafah, was seen as a key figure in orchestrating the assault that ignited the ongoing conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced warnings from U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris not to venture into Rafah, yet Israel’s actions may now appear justified.
The discovery of UNRWA materials linked to Sinwar adds complexity to the situation.
Analysts, Professor Tim Harcourt, joins to discuss how this outcome could influence Harris’s political future as she navigates the evolving crisis.
