<img src="https://www.telegraph.co.ukundefined" alt="Battle Lines: What next for Hamas after Sinwar’s death, reporting on Israel-Lebanon war in 1984" width="100%" height="auto"><div class="component article-body-text " data-test="article-body-text"> <p>Who will lead Hamas now that Yahya Sinwar has been killed? On today’s episode we get the latest from the Middle East including the significance of the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and Hezbollah’s attempted assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. We’ also talk to our veteran defense and foreign affairs editor, Con Cochlin, about his time in Beirut reporting on the war with Israel back in 1984.&nbsp;</p> </div>

The Telegraph’s top journalists analyse the top defence, security and foreign affairs stories, and tell you what you need to know{ai:summary}<p>The death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar raises questions about the group's future leadership. Additionally, Hezbollah's recent assassination attempt on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu highlights ongoing tensions in the region.</p><p>Veteran defense and foreign affairs editor Con Cochlin shares insights from his experiences reporting on the 1984 war in Beirut. #foreignaffairs</p>

Battle Lines: What next for Hamas after Sinwar’s death, reporting on Israel-Lebanon war in 1984

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