Sabin Ta'asa, whose son and husband were murdered on October 7, said Monday that Hamas continues to pose a daily threat, attempting to kidnap soldiers and cross the border. She urged Israel not to abandon the security line.
Sabin Ta'asa, whose husband and son were murdered in the October 7 Hamas massacre, on Monday called on Israel not to abandon the security line along the Gaza border. 'I am not ready for Hamas in Gaza. Every day there are attempts to kidnap soldiers and cross the yellow line — do not abandon us again,' she said. The statement is the latest in a series of remarks she made on Monday, as Hamas continues to pose a daily threat.
Earlier on Monday, at 15:49 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that Ta'asa stated that all UN personnel in Gaza are terrorists who collaborated with Hamas, adding that 'we have no one to rely on but ourselves.' Shortly thereafter, she said she no longer believes in the existence of innocent civilians in Gaza, expressing a shift from her previous advocacy for coexistence.
Ta'asa lost her son and husband in the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack. Her statements underscore ongoing concerns among Israeli civilians about border security and the continued presence of Hamas in Gaza. The IDF has reported ongoing security incidents along the border, as The Zioneer has covered.
Her claims of daily Hamas attempts to kidnap soldiers and cross the border are based on her own assessment; the security situation remains as reported by Israeli military sources.
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