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Hamas Praises Hebron Attack, Calls for More Violence

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Hamas Praises Hebron Attack, Calls for More Violence

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Hamas released a statement commending a "heroic operation" in Hebron, calling it a "natural and legitimate response." The terror group urged armed Palestinians to target "the occupier, its soldiers, and its settlers." The statement signals Hamas's ongoing encouragement of attacks against Israelis.

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  • Hamas praised a "heroic operation" in Hebron as a "natural and legitimate response."
  • The terror group called for armed Palestinians to target Israeli soldiers and settlers.
  • Hamas urged Palestinians to "ignite a fire under their feet" in reference to Israelis.
  • The statement frames the attack as an expression of the Palestinian people's will.

Hamas has issued a statement praising a recent attack in Hebron, describing it as a "heroic operation" and a "natural and legitimate response" that expresses the Palestinian people's will. The organization urged all armed Palestinians to direct their weapons against "the occupier, its soldiers, and its settlers," and to "ignite a fire under their feet."

The statement, released by the terror group, did not specify the exact incident it was referring to but framed it as a direct consequence of the ongoing conflict and occupation. Hamas's rhetoric indicates a continued call for escalating attacks against Israeli forces and civilians in the West Bank.

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