Israel tracks senior Hamas leader; Brazilian president stresses two-state solution

On December 4, according to a senior Israeli security official, the country's intelligence agency is trying to track down top Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Các tòa nhà bị phá hủy bởi những cuộc không kích của Israel trong trại Jabalia dành cho người tị nạn Palestine ở thành phố Gaza, ngày 11/11. (Nguồn: Getty)

Buildings destroyed by an Israeli airstrike in the Jabalia camp for Palestinian refugees in Gaza City. (Source: Getty)

According to the official, during a conference of Israeli leaders, the country's intelligence agencies admitted to misjudging the scale and military activities of Hamas under the Shifa hospital in the northern Gaza Strip.

Israeli officials assert that the removal of leader Sinwar could change Hamas's move to release hostages.

The Israeli army is currently working to pacify the northern Gaza Strip and is preparing to send ground troops into the Khan Yunis and Rafah areas in the south of the territory.

In another development, on the same day, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva commented that "many innocent Palestinian civilians are paying the price for the war in the Gaza Strip".

The South American country's leader called on the United Nations to intervene and stressed that the only solution to resolve the Israel-Palestine conflict is the establishment of two states.

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