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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

Israel's Foreign Ministry Warns Against Hamas-Incited Global Protests

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israel's Foreign Ministry is drawing attention to Hamas's call for global "days of rage" protests scheduled for November 13-15. Activist networks amplified the call after Hamas issued it on November 11. The ministry warned participants risk becoming "useful idiots" for the terrorist group, urging them not to let Hamas dictate agendas.

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  • Hamas called for global "days of rage" protests on November 11.
  • Activist networks amplified Hamas's call on November 12.
  • Protests are planned worldwide from November 13 to 15.
  • Israel's Foreign Ministry warned participants risk being "useful idiots" for Hamas.
  • The ministry urged people not to let Hamas dictate street agendas.

Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is highlighting that the upcoming global protests, scheduled for November 13-15, were initially called for by the terrorist organization Hamas on November 11. The ministry stated that activist networks amplified Hamas's call on November 12, mobilizing demonstrators. The ministry warned that individuals participating in these protests, whether aware of the origin or not, risk becoming "useful idiots" for a terrorist organization. The statement urged people not to allow Hamas to dictate the agenda in their streets, emphasizing that the group is behind the initial call for "days of rage" concerning Gaza. The ministry's message precedes the planned demonstrations, aiming to inform the public about the instigator before media coverage begins.

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