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The hacked posts included statements such as "Kill all Jews," "Elmo says all Jews should die. F*ck Jews. Donald Trump is Netanyahu's puppet because he is in the Epstein files. Jews control the world and need to be exterminated," among other hateful content.
Bar employees attacked the tourists, including women, with punches and kicks. Footage of the incident showed workers assaulting the group, with some female tourists receiving kicks while on the ground.
British police reported the arrest of at least 41 people in London and another 16 in Manchester following a demonstration in support of the organization’s activities, which were outlawed this month under counterterrorism legislation.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video stating that Israel has accepted the outline of a deal to release the hostages, but that Hamas is the one refusing it. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum responded: “Here comes the sabotage again.”
The IDF is planning to complete Operation "Gideon's Chariots", with forces still able to advance and capture more percentages of the Gaza Strip. Under the original campaign outline, the IDF divided the territory at several key points and replicated the Rafah combat model in every area it reached.
