Hamas drugged hostages to make them seem happy after 50 days in captivity, says Israel
The drugging would have aimed to make the hostages appear calm, happy and upbeat, health ministry says
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The drugging would have aimed to make the hostages appear calm, happy and upbeat, health ministry says
Israeli public opinion has turned against both Israel's prime minister and Bezalel Smotrich, his main coalition partner on the extreme right. But they won't give up on their dream of a new Nakba easily
"For anyone who was wondering, terrorist supporter Mansour Abbas doesn't want to lay down the weapons that killed the elderly and babies," posted National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
Hamas defendants would potentially have fewer rights and could face the death penalty.
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