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Israel Defense Minister Katz Threatens Hamas Leaders Abroad

By חדשות סרוגיםOngoing story · 4 updates
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a stark warning on Tuesday, stating that Hamas leaders operating outside of Gaza are now targets. This declaration followed the overnight assassination of Hamas's Northern Gaza Strip Brigade Commander by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

Katz described the strike as part of an ongoing campaign to eliminate Hamas leadership in Gaza, aiming to disrupt the organization's ability to plan attacks and dismantle its capabilities. He emphasized the goal of disarming Hamas and exacting revenge for the October 7th atrocities.

"Hamas leaders abroad are also targets," Katz declared. "None of these abhorrent murderers, who were a central part of the October 7th kitchen, should die peacefully in their beds. This is our duty as a people and a state. They escaped once due to a malfunction, but the next time will come, and they too will be sent to the depths of hell."

The Defense Minister asserted that Hamas leaders abroad are not safe and that Israel will pursue them. He linked the current actions to avenging the massacre of Israeli women and children three years prior, solely because they were Jewish, though the article text appears to conflate the October 7th attack with an event from three years ago.

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