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The foreign fans of Hamas are our enemies, the ideological enablers in the West of those who would go to any length to eradicate us from the Middle East. And, as such, they should be dead to us.

'Don't be afraid, come to me': Israel Hayom reporter joins forces in search of captives

In a delicate process, the troops watch as throngs of Palestinians pass through the humanitarian corridor – all the while soldiers hope to extract Israeli hostages who may have been forced to blend in with the crowd. The residents who disavow the massacre carried out by Hamas on October 7 don’t dare to speak up. The few who do will just say something like “We don’t condone what happened.”

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