World Leaders Mark Oct. 7 Anniversary, Reaffirm Support for Israel
Summarized from All Israel News by baba
World leaders commemorated the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on southern Israel with statements honoring victims and condemning terrorism. The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem affirmed its support, while leaders from France, Germany, the UK, the EU, the Netherlands, Australia, and Slovenia reiterated their commitment to combating antisemitism and terrorism. Some leaders, like the Dutch Prime Minister, also acknowledged the subsequent Palestinian casualties, while others, like the EU's Kaja Kallas, linked Hamas disarmament to moving forward with a Gaza peace plan.
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- World leaders marked the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks with condemnations and vows to fight antisemitism.
- The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem reaffirmed its support, stating, 'We remember. We stand with Israel.'
- French President Macron noted 51 French citizens were killed and vowed to combat terrorism.
- EU leaders paid tribute to victims and affirmed Israel's right to exist, while also supporting a two-state solution.
- Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten acknowledged subsequent Palestinian casualties, drawing criticism from Geert Wilders.
- Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša called the attacks 'unspeakable barbarism' and stated 'Never again is a duty.'
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