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“Israel will act with determination and strength in order to return all our hostages and defeat Hamas,” the Israeli prime minister said.
“Israel values the work of journalists, medical staff and all civilians. The military authorities are conducting a thorough investigation,” the Prime Minister’s Office said of the tragic mishap.
Andrew J. Seal wrote of “the destruction of the state of Palestine by Jewish insurgents,” questioned by Hamas should be removed from power and backed the Houthis’ attacks in the Red Sea.
The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem accused the British newspaper of spreading Hamas propaganda.
The coordinated demonstrations, organized by the Palestine Action Group, spanned more than 40 cities and regional centers throughout the country.
“The situation has to end. It’s extortion, and it has to end,” the U.S. president said of hostage talks with the Hamas terrorist organization.
Lt. Ori Gerlic was reportedly killed in an “operational accident” in Khan Yunis.
Meanwhile, a resolution calling for the complete destruction of Hamas was adopted by the Netherlands’ House of Representatives.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office slammed a U.N.-backed report claiming Gaza’s population is “facing catastrophic conditions.”
“The Swords of Iron war proved how critical Merkava tanks and Namer and Eitan APCs are for successful IDF ground operations,” said Defense Minister Israel Katz.
“Maybe the over-fed terrorists could share some of their warehouse full they stole with hungry people, especially the hostages,” stated Mike Huckabee, the U.S. ambassador to Israel.
“Operation Gideon’s Chariots” has led to IDF controlling 75% of Gaza, eliminating 2,000 terrorists, and striking 10,000 terror targets.
