Netanyahu Vows No Hamas Rule in Gaza, Vengeance for Attackers
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
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- Netanyahu vowed Hamas will not rule Gaza.
- He promised to hunt down all involved in the Oct 7th attack.
- Netanyahu spoke at the state memorial for fallen IDF soldiers.
- He stated Israel will settle the score with attackers.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated at the state memorial ceremony for fallen IDF soldiers that Hamas will not rule in Gaza. He declared that anyone involved in the October 7th attack against Israel and who held hostages will be hunted down. "Day by day, we settle the score with these despicable murderers," Netanyahu said. The ceremony honored soldiers who fell in service to the state, with the Prime Minister's remarks focusing on the ongoing conflict and the commitment to eradicating those responsible for the attacks and hostage-taking.
The Prime Minister's address underscored Israel's resolve to ensure security and prevent future threats originating from Gaza. The commitment to hold accountable all perpetrators of the Hamas-led assault was a central theme, emphasizing a long-term strategy to pursue those involved. The remarks were made during a solemn occasion dedicated to remembrance, highlighting the sacrifices made by soldiers and the nation's determination to protect its citizens.
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