The families of the hostages – the vast majority of them – and bereaved families from the October 7 massacre and its aftermath were on Sunday admitted into the not-so-exclusive but ever-expanding club of "Hamas supporters" and cheerleaders for "the horrors of October 7, again and again."
The families of the hostages – the vast majority of them – and bereaved families from the October 7 massacre and its aftermath were on Sunday admitted into the not-so-exclusive but ever-expanding club of "Hamas supporters" and cheerleaders for "the horrors of October 7, again and again."
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