A shocking new report by the New York Times reveals that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar regularly watches the 8 pm Israeli news.

Citing two dozen unnamed officials from Israel and the US, the report provides intimate details into the intelligence gathered by both countries. Israel has been given ground-penetrating radar by its ally to spy on Sinwar. Despite opposition from right-wing parties, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant ordered shipments of fuel into Gaza to power cell networks needed to keep Sinwar communicating electronically.

Other than watching Israeli news at his nightly timeslot and regularly monitoring the media, Sinwar is also reportedly dressing as a woman while outside of the terror organization’s vast tunnel network.

In contrast to Osama bin Laden’s final years, Sinwar is directly overseeing terror operations. Negotiators in Egypt report that Hamas delegates require the terror chief’s guidance on crucial decisions. His unparalleled authority came following the death of former Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh last month.

Although the IDF has not yet pinpointed Sinwar’s location, it is believed the October 7 mastermind is underneath Khan Younis. With the heavy target on his back he has recently resorted to strictly using couriers. Only a tight-knit circle of two to three senior Hamas terrorists are supposedly responsible for his needs and facilitating contact.

The last visual confirmation of Sinwar’s whereabouts since October 7 came in February when the IDF shared footage purportedly showing him with family members in an underground Gaza terror tunnel. According to Israeli intelligence, he left over a million dollars of cash while hastily escaping.

Meanwhile, the sources also suggest that America is not happy with the joint arrangement. Describing it as “lopsided,” the US was hoping to receive, in exchange for their advanced technology, more information on the remaining American hostages in Hamas captivity would be provided.

However, Israel has allegedly not been so forthcoming.