At the state memorial ceremony marking three years since the October 7 massacre, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Monday that Hamas will not rule Gaza and warned that all those involved in the attack and holding hostages 'live on borrowed time.' 'Day by day we exact an account with these despicable murderers,' Netanyahu said, according to The Zioneer.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Monday that Hamas will not be allowed to rule Gaza and that all perpetrators of the October 7, 2023, massacre and those holding Israeli hostages 'live on borrowed time.' The remarks were delivered at the state memorial ceremony marking three years since the Hamas-led attack.
The Zioneer earlier reported that Netanyahu opened the ceremony by stating that 'the terrible hours of the Simchat Torah massacre remain seared into us.' The prime minister reiterated Israel's commitment to pursuing those responsible, saying, 'Day by day we exact an account with these despicable murderers.'
The statement aligns with Netanyahu's repeated declarations that Israel will continue operations in Gaza until Hamas is dismantled and all hostages are returned.
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