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The history behind Hamas' unprecedented attack on Israel - Vimarsana News

The history behind Hamas' unprecedented attack on Israel

Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on Israel over the weekend, following more than a decade of repeated confrontations.

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Iran 'broadly complicit' in Hamas's actions, national security official says - Vimarsana News

Iran 'broadly complicit' in Hamas's actions, national security official says

U.S. deputy national security adviser Jonathan Finer said early Monday that Iran was “broadly complicit” in the Hamas attack on Israel over the weekend, citing Tehran’s efforts to train and provide the Palestinian militant group with arms. Finer said Iran “without a doubt” is indirectly responsible for backing and training Hamas, but he said it…

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Israelis Scramble to Find Rave Survivors and Scream: 'How Could We Be So Weak?' - Vimarsana News

Israelis Scramble to Find Rave Survivors and Scream: 'How Could We Be So Weak?'

Victims' families hold Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responsible for not preventing the carnage — and brace for an all-out war in Gaza

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Mayor Eric Adams pleads for safe return of New York reporter stranded in Israel - Vimarsana News

Mayor Eric Adams pleads for safe return of New York reporter stranded in Israel

‘The bond between New York City and Israel is so strong,’ the mayor said. ‘These tragic days are felt deeply in the five boroughs’

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hamas: Israel mulls an emergency unity government amid unprecedented attack by Hamas militants - Vimarsana News

hamas: Israel mulls an emergency unity government amid unprecedented attack by Hamas militants

Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leaders Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz, have discussed the possibility of forming an emergency national unity government to deal with the aftermath of an attack by Hamas militants. Lapid and Gantz expressed their willingness to join Netanyahu's government, but Lapid demanded the removal of far-right leaders and ministers. Netanyahu reportedly offered the opposition leaders to join the government, but Lapid refuted those claims.