Israeli officials are mulling over the possibility of exiling Hamas leaders in Gaza, including Yahya Sinwar, to Sudan, as part of a deal, the Israeli Haaretz reported on Saturday. According to the report, the leaders would be exiled with their consent, in an effort to reach a deal that would free the remaining captives held in Gaza. The report adds that such an agreement may also include assets belonging to Hamas in Sudan being unfrozen. Sudan froze assets belonging to the organisation around three years ago, after the US rescinded its listing of Sudan as a state sponsor of terrorism. Haaretz …