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Farewell to Killed Hostages - Netanyahu Swears Revenge
2024-09-03 05:50:08
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Farewell to Killed Hostages - Netanyahu Swears Revenge

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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows revenge for the murdered hostages, as families criticize his stance. Negotiations for a hostage deal are ongoing, with control over the Philadelphi Corridor remaining a point of contention.

US government representatives, including President Biden, express criticism towards Netanyahu. Protests calling for the release of the hostages take place, while the killed hostages, Hersh Goldberg-Polin and Eden Jeruschalmi, are mourned.

Hamas publishes a propaganda video, and a strike occurs in protest of the slow negotiations. The Al-Kassam Brigades issue threats, and Israel's President Izchak Herzog asks for forgiveness.

The situation remains tense despite the protests and criticism.

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Farewell to Killed Hostages - Netanyahu Swears Revenge

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Netanyahu swears revenge for killed hostages; Families criticize his stance; Negotiations on hostage deal ongoing; Control over the Philadelphi Corridor remains a point of contention; US government representatives and Biden criticize Netanyahu; Protests for the release of hostages; Killed hostages Hersh Goldberg-Polin and Eden Jeruschalmi; Hamas publishes propaganda video; Strike against slow negotiations; Al-Kassam Brigades threaten; Israel's President Izchak Herzog asks for forgiveness.
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