Netanyahu Vows to Complete Mission and Hold Hamas Terrorists Accountable
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lit a memorial candle in Jerusalem on Wednesday, three years after the October 7th Hamas attack. He vowed to complete the mission and hold all Hamas murderers accountable. The ceremony honored those killed in the attack, emphasizing national unity in grief and remembrance.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lit a memorial candle in Jerusalem on Wednesday.
- The ceremony marked three years since the October 7th Hamas terror attack.
- Netanyahu vowed to complete the mission and hold all Hamas murderers accountable.
- The event honored all those killed and fallen in the attack.
- The Prime Minister emphasized national unity in grief and longing.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lit a memorial candle on Wednesday at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, marking three years since the October 7th Hamas terror attack. The ceremony honored all those killed and fallen in the attack. Netanyahu emphasized the shared sense of loss and deep longing uniting the nation on this day. He reiterated his commitment to bringing to justice all those responsible for the massacre. "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 Prime Minister stated. He added, "The nation unites on this day in longing for our loved ones. We will complete the mission, we have and will hold accountable all the murderers."
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