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Now 14Security

Netanyahu Vows to Hold All Terrorists Accountable for Oct. 7 Massacre

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lit a memorial candle in Jerusalem for the victims of the October 7th Hamas attack. He vowed to complete the war's objectives and hold all terrorists accountable for their actions. Netanyahu stressed national unity and Israel's commitment to justice for the perpetrators.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lit a memorial candle for the victims of the October 7th attack.
  • Netanyahu vowed to hold all murderers accountable for their actions.
  • The Prime Minister pledged to complete all war objectives.
  • He emphasized national unity and Israel's commitment to justice.
  • The ceremony took place at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem.
Netanyahu Vows to Hold All Terrorists Accountable for Oct. 7 Massacre
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lit a memorial candle at his office in Jerusalem on Wednesday to commemorate the victims of the October 7th Hamas attack. During the ceremony, Netanyahu emphasized the importance of national unity during this time and reiterated Israel's commitment to bringing all those responsible for the "terrible crimes" to justice.

In a statement released by his office, Netanyahu said, "I lit a memorial candle today at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem in memory of all the victims of October 7th by the monsters of Hamas. The nation unites on this day in longing for our loved ones. We will complete the mission, we have come and will hold accountable all the murderers."

Netanyahu pledged to complete all war objectives and to prosecute Hamas terrorists, stating, "We will complete the mission, we have come and will hold accountable all the murderers."

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