Netanyahu Vows Hamas Will Not Rule Gaza, Holders of Hostages Will Suffer
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- Netanyahu vowed Hamas will not rule Gaza.
- He stated those holding hostages will suffer.
- The remarks were made at a ceremony for October 7th victims.
- Netanyahu credited fighters for averting destruction.
- He affirmed commitment to completing ongoing missions.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the state commemoration ceremony on Mount Herzl marking three years since the October 7th massacre. Netanyahu stated at the event that "thanks to the heroism of our fighters, we have turned the tables, we have removed an immediate danger of the destruction of our citizens, the destruction of the state." He added that "there are missions before us and we intend to complete them. There will be no Hamas rule in Gaza, those who held our hostages will live on borrowed time."
Netanyahu's remarks emphasized the ongoing commitment to completing the missions ahead, including the eradication of Hamas rule in Gaza and ensuring consequences for those involved in holding Israeli hostages.
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