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Bereaved Israeli Criticizes Gaza Deal, Says Hamas Will Not Disarm
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First reported by Maariv · 43 minutes ago
What happened
Avivida Bechar, who lost family in the October 7 attacks, criticized the Gaza agreement, saying Hamas will not disarm and called for international help to remove Hamas from Gaza. He urged Israel to adopt a more determined stance and rejected political involvement, focusing on personal recovery.
- 01Avivida Bechar lost his wife and son in the October 7 attacks near Gaza.
- 02He rejects the Gaza agreement, saying Hamas will not disarm or leave the territory.
- 03Bechar calls on Israel to act decisively against Hamas and for international help to remove them.
- 04He warns of ongoing security threats to Israeli border communities and beyond.
- 05Bechar declined a political role with Likud, focusing on personal and community recovery.
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