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Neither the prime minister nor his wife Sara Netanyahu were present at the location at the time of the attack, and no casualties were reported. Residents of Caesarea reported hearing a powerful explosion, although no warning sirens were activated.
Israeli leadership believes that the brother of eliminated Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Muhammad Sinwar, will assume leadership over the terrorist organization, and address the issue of a hostage deal.
Unlike other issues, such as the future of Hamas and its leadership or the fate of Gaza and its residents, the hostage situation allows no time for deliberation. It is painfully evident that the captives are dying in captivity, and Sinwar's elimination potentially exacerbates their risk. Israel must prioritize their safe return – the war's primary objective – before becoming entangled in other matters and fronts.