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MaarivSecurity

Trump Marks October 7 Anniversary, Claims Credit for Hostage Deal

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Former U.S. President Donald Trump marked the third anniversary of the October 7th Hamas attacks with a statement condemning the atrocities and reaffirming support for Israel. Trump recalled the horrors of the day, honored victims and hostages, and claimed credit for securing the release of captives. He concluded by pledging continued solidarity with Israel against terrorism.

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  • Former U.S. President Donald Trump marked the third anniversary of the October 7th attacks.
  • Trump condemned the atrocities committed by Hamas terrorists against Israelis.
  • He dedicated a portion of his statement to remembering victims and supporting families.
  • Trump claimed credit for the return of hostages, stating "I did that."
  • The former president pledged unwavering support for Israel and the fight against terrorism.
Trump Marks October 7 Anniversary, Claims Credit for Hostage Deal
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On the third anniversary of the October 7th Hamas attacks, former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a special statement recalling the atrocities and pledging continued support for Israel. Trump described the day as one of the darkest and most evil in Israel's history, detailing the murder, abduction, and unimaginable horrors inflicted upon innocent Israeli men, women, and children by Hamas terrorists.

He dedicated a significant portion of his statement to remembering the victims and supporting their families, acknowledging the suffering of those held hostage and honoring survivors. Trump's remarks come at a sensitive time, as the region continues to grapple with the aftermath of the attacks.

The former president, known for highlighting his international achievements, used the anniversary to position himself as the one who resolved one of the most complex and painful crises of recent years and acted on behalf of Israeli citizens. He specifically claimed credit for the return of hostages, stating, "I did that, both the living and the dead."

Trump concluded his statement with a message of unwavering support for Israel and the global fight against terrorism, vowing never to forget October 7th or its victims and to always stand against forces of terror and evil.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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