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  Hamas' leader Yahya Sinwar could have given an order to execute all the hostages who remain in Gaza if he died, a top Israeli negotiator has claimed. 
  
  Sinwar died on Wednesday after the IDF encountered
  him by chance, sending a drone to kill the terror leader. 
  
  Gershon Baskin, the Israeli negotiator who oversaw Sinwar's 2011 release from an Israeli prison, along with 1,
  026 Palestinian prisoners, in exchange for the return of
  kidnapped soldier Gilad Shilat, said that his death was a 'moment of either opportunity or a moment
  of doom.'
  
  'A moment of doom because there are rumours that
  Sinwar instructed people holding hostages that, should he be killed, they should kill
  their hostages,' he told the Telegraph. 
  
  At the time of Sinwar's death, just over 100 hostages remained in Gaza, with 60 thought
  to still be alive. 
  
  Those who remain alive are at risk of never being returned to their families, according
  Haaretz, which reported on Sunday that top US officials, including Secretary of
  State Anthony Blinken, have assessed there is a slim chance of a deal being brokered,
  given the tensions between Israel and Hamas. 
  
  
  
  
  Sinwar (pictured) died on Wednesday after the IDF encountered him by chance, sending a drone to kill the terror leader
  
  
  
  
  
  Protesters attend a demonstration against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and
  demand a deal to release all hostages held in Gaza, during the Israel-Hamas conflict,
  near Netanyahu's private residence in Jerusalem June 20
  
  
  
  
  
  People protest against the government, to demand a ceasefire deal and the immediate release
  of hostages kidnapped during the deadly October 7, 2023 attack by Hamas, in Tel Aviv, Israel
  
  A senior Israeli official told the newspaper on Sunday, several days after
  Sinwar's passing: 'There are currently no serious cease-fire talks, and Blinken is fully
  aware of this.'
  
  
  
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  They added: 'It's unclear how Sinwar's death will impact any potential negotiations, if they even exist at this stage.'
  
  While Baskin told the Telegraph that it wasn't possible to
  confirm whether Sinwar had a kill order on the
  hostages, he said the rumours ought to be taken seriously,
  given how little Hamas appears to care for them. 
  
  He cited the horrific killing of six hostages in tunnels under
  Rafah in late August. 
  
  Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari said the six were 'cruelly murdered by Hamas just a short time before we
  got to them.'
  
  The six dead hostages were identified as Eden Yerushalmi,
  24, Carmel Gat, 39, Almog Sarusi, 26, Alex Lubnov, 26, Ori Danino,
  25, and Hersh Goldberg-Polin, 23.  
  
  Five of those who were recovered had been attending the Nova music festival when Hamas
  terrorists began slaughtering festivalgoers, while taking
  others hostage. Gat was at her family kibbutz when she was captured.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The time on the clock by the end of the footage is
  1.32am, just five hours before the first terrorists were spotted breaching into Israeli territory
  
  
  
  
  
  This is the moment Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's wife is spotted
  seemingly holding a $32,000 bag in the tunnel leading to his secret lair
  
  
  
  
  
  Footage of his wife seems to show her entering the tunnel to the lair, carrying a Birkin bag, the day before the horrendous tragedy.
  
  She is seen appearing to smile at the camera
  
  
  
  
  
  People pass by a newly painted graffiti depicting Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar,
  days after he was killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, in Tel Aviv,
  Israel, on Sunday, Oct. 20, 2024
  
  Goldberg-Polin lost his arm when a grenade exploded during the carnage.
  
  
  
  'We saw the six hostages killed when Israel was entering the tunnel.
  
  That could be the case now. We just don't know,' Baskin said. 
  
  
  
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  US probing 'leaked Israeli documents' which 'indicate Britain's involvement in a deadly plot' 
  
  
  He said the return of the hostages depended entirely on whether Israel is able to make a deal
  with Hamas. 
  
  'It's a moment of opportunity where Israel should be issuing
  a very clear call that anyone who's holding a hostage that releases them will be
  given free passage for themselves and their family out of Gaza to another country, as well as a lot of money.
  
  
  'In order to encourage them to do that, Israel should also
  be reaching out to Egypt and Qatar and tell them to renew the negotiations quickly,
  not on the deal that's been negotiated without
  success for almost four months, but on a deal that would bring the hostages home quicker and would obviously require Israel to end
  the war.'
  
  He said a deal would likely mean the release of Palestinian prisoners, a controversial point for many Israelis who believe that their release would simply lead to another October 7-style attack in the future. 
  
  
  
  
  A Yemeni man looks at an artwork depicting the Hamas' Political Bureau Head Yahya Sinwar
  
  
  
  
  
  Sinwar's lair, discovered by Israeli soldiers in the Tel al-Sultan area,
  was well-resourced, with food, water and other supplies to help him survive for
  months underground
  
  
  
  
  
  These are the disquieting images that show Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar
  was callously hiding out in relative comfort from his underground lair as he ordered his terror group to carry out the bloodiest massacre Israel has ever endured 
  
  But Baskin said it was a mistake to think like this:
  'October 7 wasn't because of Sinwar. [It] was because
  we're occupying another people for 56 years without enabling them to ever believe that they're going
  to be free, or locking two million people in Gaza under poverty
  and telling them that they'll never be able to leave Gaza.'
  
  
  
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  Hamas 'will keep new leader's identity SECRET to avoid another assassination'
  
  
  He said he hoped the deadly attack would ultimately force Israelis to 'confront the
  fallacy of basing its policies, vis-à-vis the Palestinians,
  on military force'.
  
  'For Palestinians, the lessons learned must, first and foremost, be that there should no longer
  be an armed struggle as part of their liberation strategy.
  
  
  'Right or wrong, the armed struggle primarily brings death
  and destruction.'
  
  He added: 'Every person living between the river and the
  sea must have the same right to the same rights.
  
  
  'From that principle, we can move forward. Freedom, self-determination, security, and dignity for all.'
  
  
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  Lisa Vanderpump has purchased a $5 million Las Vegas mansion.
  
  The 64-year-old Bravo beauty decided to buy the Sin City abode after
  taking an in-person tour of the premises, which is situated on a golf course, sources told TMZ on Monday.
  
  
  The reality star-restaurateur visited the home following
  production of the second season of her Hulu series Vanderpump Villa, closing on the transaction in a three-day span, insiders told the outlet.
  
  
  
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  Lisa Vanderpump, 64, pictured in LA in January, has purchased a
  $5 million Las Vegas mansion 
  
  With the purchase, Vanderpump and her spouse of 42 years, Ken Todd, 79, expand their real estate portfolio,
  which also includes their estate in Beverly
  Hills, called Villa Rosa.
  
  Vanderpump has spent extended stretches in Las
  Vegas as she presides over a trio of local establishments.
  
  
  
  
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  They include Vanderpump à Paris at Paris Las Vegas (opened in 2021), Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace (opened in 2019) and Pinky's by Vanderpump, which
  is slated to open in November in Flamingo Las Vegas.
  
  'It's truly very exciting for us to be asked to create a unique
  concept on the iconic Las Vegas Strip,' Vanderpump told KNTV in November of 2023. 
  
  Vanderpump said, 'We've so enjoyed our relationship with Caesars Entertainment and
  we are excited to expand.'
  
  She said Pinky's by Vanderpump would evoke nostalgia of the gambling town's origins.
  
  
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  unique history of Flamingo Las Vegas and the designs will be reminiscent of
  a bygone era,' Vanderpump said of the venue.
  
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  to truly delve into the Art Deco style and create something that will encompass the stunning design of that time.
  
  
  
  
  
  Vanderpump on September 22 took to Instagram with a panoramic shot from what appeared to be her Southern California mansion, writing, 'Lovely Sunday, glad to be
  home!'
  
  
  
  
  
  Vanderpump has spent extended stretches in Las Vegas as she presides over a trio of local establishments.
  Pictured at Flamingo Las Vegas in November of 2023 
  
  
  
  
  
  They include Vanderpump à Paris, Vanderpump Cocktail
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  slated to open in November in Flamingo Las Vegas
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  'The building will extend into a dramatic conservatory that will
  enhance the facade of the Flamingo on the Las Vegas Strip.'
  
  Sources told TMZ that Vanderpump has 'fallen in love with the city,' which is about 285
  miles from her home base of Beverly Hills, which equates to
  a drive of about four-and-a-half hours.
  
  Vanderpump on September 22 took to Instagram with a panoramic shot from what appeared
  to be her Southern California mansion, writing, 'Lovely Sunday, glad to
  be home!'
  
  
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