FOX Business host Larry Kudlow discussed the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar on his show “Kudlow.” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the event as “light prevailing over darkness.” Sinwar, responsible for the attack at an international music festival on October 7, 2023, was killed by Israeli forces in Southern Gaza. His death was verified through forensic tests, including DNA and dental checks. Although Sinwar’s demise marks a significant event, the conflict is ongoing. Approximately a hundred hostages, including Americans, remain captive, and two senior Hamas leaders are still in exile in Qatar, including Sinwar’s deputy.
The commentary suggests that if Qatar were truly an ally of the United States, they would arrest these leaders and extradite them to Israel. This action could potentially conclude the conflict. It is noted that the Biden-Harris administration’s request for Israel to increase aid to Gaza could be counterproductive, as it is alleged that a significant portion of these supplies is seized by Hamas.
There are claims regarding the United Nations’ refugee relief operations, suggesting that many individuals involved may have ties to Hamas. For example, one of Sinwar’s bodyguards, killed in the operation, reportedly had a passport indicating he was employed as a teacher by UNRWA. The viewpoint expressed is that the U.S. should not interfere with Israel’s military efforts. Israel is reportedly making progress against Hamas and Hezbollah, and there is speculation about possible future actions against Iran.
This analysis originated from Larry Kudlow’s opening remarks on the October 17, 2024, episode of his show “Kudlow.”
