Israeli intelligence finds a suspicious location, and Shinwar escapes from Rafah, and runs 8 kilometers under the cover of bodyguards

The leader of Hamas in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, reportedly left Rafah and fled under the cover of a large number of Hamas members. Israeli intelligence agencies have found a possible hiding place for Shinwar and are conducting reconnaissance and monitoring in relevant areas. The Israeli military is searching the specific location of Sinwar through various means, including UAV monitoring, artificial intelligence analysis, big data, etc.

Although the Israeli army has gained some control in the Gaza Strip, it is estimated that only 20-40% of the tunnel systems have been destroyed. It may take several years to completely destroy all tunnels. Hamas's confidential communication system is very effective. They use a wired telephone network, which makes it difficult for Israeli intelligence agencies to monitor.
Hamas's resistance force is very strong. Most of its key members have received strict training from Iranian advisers and have deep hatred against Israel, so it is difficult to be instigated. Hamas still has a considerable number of troops in the Gaza Strip, including members in Rafah, Khan Younis and northern Gaza, with a total resistance force of more than 10000 people.

The Israeli military action against Rafah has led to the evacuation of a large number of civilians, but residents in the Gaza Strip said that there was no security zone in the whole area. The international community is concerned about the possible serious civilian casualties and has repeatedly issued warnings. At the same time, the United States government is providing intelligence support to Israel in exchange for Israel to stop attacking Rafah and help Israel find Hamas leaders and authentic positions.

Although Shinwar has fled Rafah, the Israeli military is still actively searching for his whereabouts.