Killing Sinwar means Israel has no one to talk to about the hostages in Gaza. I believe they are either killed, missing, or with groups that no longer have contact with the rest of the movement.
The Hamas political bureau said that losing Sinwar is painful and distressing, declaring that he has now become an icon for the Palestinian people.
Sinwar's killing serves as a reminder that the group's military forces continue to operate, although in a less structured manner than in the conflict's early stages.
The fact Sinwar was located and killed above ground suggests that the group's options for safety are continuing to shrink.
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