Massaker in Israel: Netanjahu droht Hamas-Kämpfern bei Gedenken an 7. Oktober
Bei dem Gedenken der Opfer des Massakers vor drei Jahren in Israel und des folgenden Krieges droht der Ministerpräsident den an dem Überfall Beteiligten. Bald wählt Israel ein neues Parlament.
Jerusalem - During a commemoration ceremony for the victims of the Hamas massacre in Israel on October 7, 2023, and the subsequent war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened those involved in the attack. He stated, "There will be no Hamas rule in Gaza. Anyone who took part in the assault against us, anyone who held our hostages captive, lives on borrowed time."
According to his office, Netanyahu vowed to "get them, just as we've gotten others. Every day, we settle the bill with these repugnant murderers." Israel also honored the victims due to the Jewish lunar calendar, commemorating the tragedy earlier this month. Around 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken as hostages in the massacre three years ago.
The war that followed saw more than 74,000 Palestinians killed, according to the Gaza health authority controlled by Hamas. A cease-fire has been in place since October 2025, but deadly attacks continue to occur. This year's anniversary of October 7 falls during a critical phase of Israel's election campaign. The first parliamentary elections since the massacre are set for October 27.
Recent opinion polls suggest neither Netanyahu's camp nor that of his opponents can secure an outright majority in the highly consequential vote.
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