Trump Marks Three Years Since Hamas Massacre, Vows to Fight Terror
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Former U.S. President Donald Trump released a statement marking three years since the Hamas massacre on Simchat Torah. He honored the victims, survivors, and hostages, vowing continued U.S. opposition to terrorism. Trump recalled the atrocities committed by Hamas and emphasized the importance of remembering the victims and supporting survivors. He also highlighted his efforts to bring hostages home, stating, "I fought tirelessly to bring the hostages home."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump remembered the victims of the Hamas massacre.
- Trump vowed that the United States will continue to stand against terrorism.
- He described the massacre as one of the darkest days in Israel's history.
- Trump mentioned the hostages who endured unimaginable suffering.
- He stated his efforts to bring hostages home, both living and deceased.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a message commemorating three years since the Hamas massacre on Simchat Torah, 5784. He remembered the victims, survivors, and hostages, declaring that the United States will continue to stand against terrorism. "The world witnessed one of the darkest and most evil days in Israel's history," Trump wrote, describing the murder and abduction of innocent men, women, and children by Hamas terrorists. He stressed the duty to remember the victims and honor the survivors and their families, also mentioning the hostages who endured unimaginable suffering. Trump stated his efforts to secure the hostages' return, saying, "I fought tirelessly to bring the hostages home and reunite them with their loved ones, and I did, both the living and the dead." He concluded his message with a vow: "We will never forget the massacre. We will never forget the victims. And we will always stand against the forces of terror and evil."
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