Hamas Threatens New Fronts Against Israel From African Nations
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Hamas's deputy military spokesperson threatened to open new terror fronts against Israel from African nations, including Libya and Sudan. The statement, marking three years since the October 7th attack, also boasted about the strategic deception used to carry out the massacre. Hamas claimed the attack shifted global power dynamics and justified the high cost to Gaza. The group also alluded to exploiting political opportunities in Israel, citing "Netanyahu's narcissism and arrogance."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hamas threatened to open new terror fronts against Israel from African countries like Libya and Sudan.
- The statement marked three years since the October 7th massacre and boasted of strategic deception.
- Hamas claimed the October 7th attack shifted global power dynamics and historical direction.
- The group acknowledged the high cost to Gaza but justified its actions.
- Hamas alluded to exploiting political opportunities in Israel, mentioning "Netanyahu's narcissism and arrogance."
The deputy spokesperson for Hamas's military wing issued a statement on Wednesday, marking three years since the October 7th massacre, threatening to activate terror cells against Israel from African countries. The statement emphasized the potential for opening new conflict zones west of Israel, drawing parallels between nations like Libya and Sudan and existing fronts such as Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran. "Palestine will never forget its supporters, especially those who shed their blood for it, and the desecration of Al-Aqsa," the statement read, asserting that there is no excuse for inaction. The spokesperson questioned what would happen if a western front were opened against Israel, noting the observed arrival of drones from various fronts. He referred to the October 7th attack as the "Holy Crossing," acknowledging the heavy price paid by Gaza but justifying Hamas's actions by claiming the attack shifted global power dynamics and historical direction. Hamas also boasted about the strategic deception employed before the attack, exploiting what they described as "Netanyahu's narcissism and arrogance."
