Sabin Ta'asa, whose son and husband were murdered in the October 7 Hamas massacre, said on Monday that Hamas continues to pose a daily threat, with attempts to kidnap soldiers and cross the border fence. She urged Israel not to abandon the security line, saying 'I am not ready for Hamas in Gaza.'
Sabin Ta'asa, a resident of the Gaza border area whose husband and son were murdered by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023, issued a statement on Monday warning that Hamas continues to pose a daily threat. She said that attempts to kidnap soldiers and cross the border fence are occurring every day, and urged Israel not to abandon the 'yellow line' — the security barrier.
Ta'asa's remarks come as Israel continues to pursue the military campaign against Hamas in Gaza, including targeted operations against Nukhba commanders and other perpetrators of the October 7 massacre, as The Zioneer has previously reported. The ongoing security challenge on the border remains a central concern for residents of the affected communities.
The statement reflects the deep trauma and vigilance of the survivors, who have repeatedly called for Israel to maintain a permanent security presence in the Gaza Strip to prevent any repetition of the October 7 attacks.
4 developments
- DevelopingOctober 7 survivor Avida Bachar: 'Everyone in Gaza is a terrorist, peace is impossible'
- DevelopingBereaved families warn of 'next October 7' if Israel does not retain Gaza control
- DevelopingTelegram post commemorates the Bibas family, murdered by Hamas in Gaza
- StrongHaneen Zoabi: Hamas and Palestinian people are one, Oct. 7 invasion was justified
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