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Nephew of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed in Sinai

by  Shachar Kleiman
Published on  03-27-2022 11:16
Last modified: 03-27-2022 11:22
Nephew of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed in Sinai

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Islamic State operative in Sinai Musab Mutawa, the nephew of Hamas leader in Gaza Yahya Sinwar, was killed by the Egyptian military on Friday, Arabic media outlets reported. 

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Mutawa is the son of Jamil Mutawa and Jamila Al-Sinwar, Yahya Al-Sinwar's sister, the reports said. Jamila died in January this year after having reportedly contracted the coronavirus. 

Mutawa's brother confirmed the reports in a Facebook post. 

Saudi outlet Al Arabiya said that Mutawa's father was in charge of Hamas' charity and fundraising efforts in Gaza. 

Egyptian sources told Al Arabiya Mutawa was a Hamas operative who defected to ISIS and tried to cross into the Sinai Peninsula, when he was detected and killed by local forces. 

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