JERRY Seinfeld met victims of the October 7 attacks by Hamas during a visit to Israel.
The US comedian, 69, and his wife Jessica, 52, visited the Nova music festival site and Be’eri kibbutz, scenes of some of the worst atrocities.
He spoke to badly wounded Avida Bakhar, whose wife and son were murdered, and relatives of hostages still being held by Hamas.
A hostages support group said: “He and his family were clearly deeply affected.
Israel has captured Hamas's "Elite Quarter" including the complex terror tunnels used by the leaders of the terrorist group.
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IDF troops announced they secured the area in the centre of Gaza on Wednesday with one of the houses believed to belong to the secretary of Gaza's Bin Laden.
The terror tunnels have been used by senior Hamas militants such as Yahya Sinwar, Ismail Haniyeh, Muhammad Deif and many others who plotted and ordered their fighters to kill thousands of people.
Ruthless leader Sinwar has evaded Israeli capture twice in just days after escaping through the terror network's tunnels, according to claims.
Sinwar, dubbed "Gaza's Bin Laden", is being hunted in the south of the Strip in what Israel described as "the new capital of terror".
The Hamas chief, according to Israel's Channel 13 quoting intelligence sources, is reportedly on the move constantly in an attempt to dodge capture and assassination.
