Following the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, Yahya Sinwar has risen from the dark to become the next Hamas Chief. The ‘pragmatic’ leader orchestrated the October 7, 2023, attacks, making it the deadliest day in Israel’s history. After two days of intensive negotiations in Doha, Hamas has named Yahya Sinwar as its new overall leader, succeeding Ismail Haniyeh who was assassinated a week ago in Tehran. Sinwar is accused of masterminding the October 7 attacks that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. “The Islamic Resistance movement Hamas announces the selection of leader Yahya Sinwar as the head of the political bureau…
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Hot borders with Pakistan, PLA incursions into Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh, Communist regime in Nepal, volatile borders with Myanmar, and now Bangladesh! How will India ensure harmony in a politically fragile landscape? In a rapid turn of events, the long reigning Sheikh Hasina Government in Bangladesh has now plopped to its feet. On August 5, the ‘Iron Lady’ of Bangladesh resigned her Prime Ministerial position and fled the country after a week of violent protests. The unrest started as students protested against the controversial quota system in government jobs. However, the movement swiftly took a political shape, enveloping the whole…
The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, hours after the shooting of Hezbollah chief Faud Shukr in Beirut has fueled the Iranian calls to avenge Israel. According to a report in The Times of Israel, Iran backed Hezbollah on Saturday (Aug 3) launched dozens of rockets on Moshav Beit Hillel in Israel injuring several civilians. This comes as a retaliatory attack to Israeli strikes in Bierut killing Faud Shukr, a senior military commander from Hezbollah. As tensions escalate in the Middle East region, the fear of an all-front war against Israel seems inevitable. According to a report in Axis, the…
Israel’s premier spy agency, Mossad, hired agents from within Iran’s Revolutionary Guards to plant bombs in three rooms in Tehran’s guesthouse where Hamas Chief Haniyeh was staying. According to a Saturday article in The Telegraph, two Iranian officials have stated that the original plot to assassinate Haniyeh was hatched two months ago. Originally, the goal was to kill the Palestinian terror chief during his visit in Tehran for the funeral of the late Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi. However, the plan was abandoned, and they chose to detonate explosives inside the guesthouse in Tehran. “They are now certain that the Mossad…
