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Hamas Praises Hebron Attack, Calls for More Violence

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Hamas Praises Hebron Attack, Urges More Violence Against Israelis

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Hamas issued a statement praising a recent "heroic operation" in Hebron, calling it a "natural and legitimate response." The organization urged armed Palestinians to target "the occupier, its soldiers, and its settlers." The statement aims to encourage further violence against Israelis.

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  • Hamas praised a recent "heroic operation" in Hebron.
  • The group called the attack a "natural and legitimate response."
  • Hamas urged armed Palestinians to target Israeli soldiers and settlers.
  • The organization called for "igniting a fire under their feet."

Hamas has issued a statement praising a recent "heroic operation" in Hebron, describing it as a "natural and legitimate response" and a "living expression of the will of the steadfast Palestinian people." The statement, released by the organization, also called on all armed Palestinians to direct their weapons towards "the occupier, its soldiers, and its settlers," urging them to "ignite a fire under their feet."

The militant group's statement appears to be a direct response to an incident in Hebron, though details of the specific operation were not provided in the text. Hamas's rhetoric suggests a desire to incite further attacks against Israeli forces and civilians in the West Bank.

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