Yahya Sinwar’s DNA was detected several weeks ago in an underground room inside the tunnel complex in Rafah — close to where the six hostages were executed by their terrorist captors in late August, the Times of Israel reported.
Murderous Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar hid in the same Gaza tunnel where Israeli-American hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin and five others were found brutally murdered — before the Oct. 7 mastermind tried running away one last time before finally being assassinated Thursday, according to reports.
Sinwar’s DNA was detected several weeks ago in an underground room inside the tunnel complex in Rafah — close to where the hostages were executed by their terrorist captors in late August, the Times of Israel reported.
Sources told that Sinwar had, at one point, been hiding with the six hostages, although it was unclear exactly when, or how long, Sinwar was lying low in the tunnel complex.
