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Yahya Sinwar killing: Hamas anticipated to make Qatar-based ceasefire arbitrator Khalil al-Hayya its next leader

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Hamas is most likely to call Qatar-based Khalil al-Hayya as a successor to ­& shy; assassinated leader Yahya Sinwar, aligning it closer to Iran and offering its primary backer more sway in the next phase of the group &'s war with Israel.




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