The assassination of Yahya Sinwar, the former leader of Hamas, on October 16, 2024, has left a significant leadership vacuum within the organization, especially following the deaths of other key figures such as Ismail Haniyeh and Mohammed Deif. Analysts suggest that Hamas faces a critical decision on whether to continue Sinwar's hard-line approach or seek a more moderate path. Despite the loss of leadership in Gaza, Hamas's international branches, particularly in Turkey, are expected to gain importance, potentially serving as new centers of operations. Historical patterns indicate that the organization's ideology will persist regardless of leadership changes. The group's activities across the Middle East, including a notable failed suicide bombing coordinated from Turkey, highlight its resilience and adaptability. Thus, while the destruction of Hamas infrastructure in Gaza is underway, it may not suffice to dismantle the organization entirely.