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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The killing of Yahya Sinwar by Israeli forces dealt a fatal blow to Hamas, France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Thursday, adding that a page must now be turned to work towards peace in Gaza and the wider region.
"It's a fatal blow that has been struck on Hamas, a terrorist group, which was guilty of an anti-Semitic massacre and many attacks, terrorist attacks," Barrot told LCI television, adding diplomacy alone would enable Israel to have security in the long-term.
"It's a page that is turning, it's a page that has to be turned for the war in Gaza .. and a page that must turn for the region in its path to peace."
(Reporting by John Irish, editing by Tassilo Hummel)
