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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

Hamas Spokesman Calls for Western Front Against Israel

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Hamas military wing spokesperson Abu Obeida marked the anniversary of the October 7th attacks, calling them a "sacred crossing" that shattered Israel's security concept. He praised the attackers and claimed the events changed the global balance of power, partly due to Prime Minister Netanyahu's perceived arrogance. Obeida urged broader regional support for Palestine and questioned the consequences of opening a "western front" against Israel.

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  • Hamas spokesperson Abu Obeida called the October 7th attacks a "sacred crossing" that shattered Israeli security.
  • Obeida claimed the attacks changed the global balance of power and praised the perpetrators.
  • He attributed some of the attack's success to Prime Minister Netanyahu's perceived arrogance.
  • Obeida urged Sudan and Libya to support Palestine, alongside other regional actors.
  • He questioned the impact of opening a "western front" against Israel.
  • The statement marked the anniversary of the October 7th attacks.
Hamas Spokesman Calls for Western Front Against Israel
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Abu Obeida, the spokesperson for Hamas's military wing, issued a statement marking the anniversary of the October 7th attacks, referring to them as a "sacred crossing." He claimed that the security concept of the "occupation" was shattered, and that deterrence, decisiveness, and warning have been eliminated. Obeida praised the "heroes of the Great Crossing" and their martyrs, leaders, and fighters, as well as the Palestinian people, stating that their actions changed the course of history and the global balance of power. He described the October 7th events as a "military miracle" whose planning and execution were acknowledged even by the enemy, attributing its success partly to the "narcissism, arrogance, and contempt" of Prime Minister Netanyahu towards his rivals. Obeida urged all nations, including Sudan and Libya, to support Palestine, drawing parallels to the actions of Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran. He questioned what would happen if a "front from the west" were also opened against Israel, implying a call for broader regional involvement. The statement reiterated that there is no excuse for inaction, especially after witnessing how drones from various fronts have disrupted the enemy. The repeated text emphasizes the heavy price paid by Gaza's residents but highlights the magnitude of their actions.

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