Occupation accused of inciting against Sinwar’s family

The Israeli occupation army published a written message they claim to belong to Ibrahim Al-Sinwar, the son of Yahya Al-Sinwar, the former head of Hamas’s political bureau, accompanied by drawings of weapons, tanks, and missiles, coinciding with the anniversary of his father’s martyrdom in October 2024. The message expressed the boy’s longing for his father, his desire to see him, and inquired about his return. However, Israel focused on the phrases related to weapons, raising concerns that the message might be exploited to incite against the boy and his family. Activists warned that the Israeli media’s emphasis on the military content could be used to portray Al-Sinwar’s son as a potential target, while ignoring the fact that more than 21,000 children in Gaza have been killed since October 2023.

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