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“Hamas tortured, starved and brutalized the Israeli hostages. Their suffering is unimaginable,” Ofir Akunis wrote on his official Instagram account.
“Eliminating Hamas ought to be common ground as a paramount goal,” said the lead Democratic sponsor, Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut.
“The full story of funding Hamas is vast, and much of it was done in secret,” Texas Sen. Ted Cruz wrote about an exposé maintaining the aid agency financed terrorism.
A recently released hostage provided the first confirmation in months that Miran was alive and in relatively stable condition as of July.
“You can’t allow them, Hamas, to use the ceasefire to sort of rebuild itself and recover strength, the U.S. secretary of state said.
Alar Karis and members of his delegation placed yellow ribbon pins on their lapel in solidarity with the captives.
The Yemeni terrorist group says it is “ready to respond immediately” if Israeli attacks on Hamas resume.
The Palestinians reported one killed and another wounded in the attack.
“A decision by Hamas not to release the hostages is essentially a decision to return to war,” the foreign minister told visiting European Union ambassadors.
The military is preparing to potentially resume fighting following Hamas’s announcement that it would delay releasing hostages.
Echoing the demand by U.S. President Donald Trump, the Israeli prime minister issued Hamas an ultimatum and threatened its “total defeat.”
The Israeli finance minister called to “open the gates of hell” on Hamas.
