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Hezbollah’s terror empire was built right under UNIFIL’s nose along Israel’s border; UNIFIL knew about it and did nothing. Everyone heard the sounds of tunnel digging and knew about the weapons stored in civilian homes in villages facing Israel.
Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, was eliminated in an operation by IDF forces in Gaza. Sinwar, 62, was the chief architect of the October 7 massacre, in which over 1,200 Israelis were murdered and more than 250 were abducted.
Five years prior to the October 7 attack, Sinwar was first elected to lead Hamas's political bureau in Gaza. In this role, he orchestrated the "March of Return" protests along the Gaza border.
At the time, the future Hamas leader was in charge of tracking down collaborators with Israel. While being questioned by the Shin Bet security agency, he spared no detail about the gruesome ways in which he murdered them.
Sukkot, the third of Judaism's pilgrimage festivals, kicks off on the evening of Wednesday, October 16, 2024, and concludes on the evening of Thursday, October 17.
