It is only a few days since evil Hamas mastermind Yahya Sinwar was killed in a building in Tel Sultan, Rafah, deep in the south of Gaza.
It is only a few days since evil Hamas mastermind Yahya Sinwar was killed in a building in Tel Sultan, Rafah, deep in the south of Gaza.
It was the area that geopolitical genius Vice President Kamala Harris said that the Israel Defense Forces should not enter.
Thank goodness their leaders ignored her. Because as they destroyed his tunnel system and fought their way house to house through Gaza for a year, this was where he was finally found.
On Sunday, The Post was given exclusive foreign media access to the site where Sinwar met his end.
I went in with the IDF along the southernmost part of the Gaza Strip, along Gaza’s border with Egypt. Here huge Egyptian watchtowers overlook the border. It was under this border that Hamas was for years able to smuggle rockets, guns and other weaponry.
As we made our way along what is known as the Philadelphi corridor, we finally came upon Rafah.Rubble and ruin
The city is destroyed. Hardly a building is left unmarked by the scars of war. Many homes have been blown open along the sides.
Many have the marks Hamas leaves for other Hamas members to tell them they have booby-trapped the building. Many multi-story buildings have crumpled like a deck of cards from airstrikes after the IDF told civilians to leave the area.
It is a scene of unbelievably intense fighting.
After traveling through this scene of devastation for under an hour we ended up at the place I had come to see. The area of Tel Sultan — the scene of the end of Sinwar.
For the past 12 months the mastermind of Oct. 7 had scurried like a rat through the tunnels he spent years building. Newly released footage shows him just before Oct. 7, 2023, guiding his family through part of that network with all the comforts they needed. Comforts he withheld from the people of Gaza.
