Sinwar Killing Represents an 'Inflection Point' for Possible Gaza Ceasefire, White House Says
BERLIN (Reuters) - Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was the chief obstacle to securing a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict and his killing by Israel's defense force creates an "inflection point" that could accelerate talks to wind down the war, White House spokesperson John Kirby said.
When Vice President Kamala Harris stepped in front of reporters on Thursday to deliver a statement about the death of Hamas ...
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