Just a Thought on this October 7th

The thought below is my (Diane Sori), thought  alone, and does not necessarily represent the views of blogspot.or google.com

‘Today we stand with Israel’: World leaders share condolences on third anniversary of Oct. 7 

“The 7 October attacks were a barbaric act of terror. Today, we stand with Israel in remembering every life taken and destroyed at the hands of the Hamas terrorists,” Kallas said in a post on X.

Gooldie Katz / THE JERUSALEM POST  

European Commission Vice President and European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas decried Hamas’s October 7, 2023, massacre as a barbaric act of terror and expressed her solidarity with Israel on Wednesday.

“The 7 October attacks were a barbaric act of terror. Today, we stand with Israel in remembering every life taken and destroyed at the hands of the Hamas terrorists,” Kallas said in a post on X/Twitter on the three-year anniversary of the massacre.

“Hamas brought unspeakable suffering to the Israeli people and left devastation in its wake,” she added, urging Hamas to disarm and allow for peace efforts in Gaza to proceed. 

“Our thoughts are with the victims, the survivors, their families and all those who continue to carry the pain of that terrible day.” Read more, see Xs, photos, and video here.

Inside the Gaza terror tunnel Hamas used to launch one of the bloodiest Oct. 7 slaughters

Benjamin Weinthal and Ronny Reyes /NEW  YORK POST

SHUJA-IYYA, Gaza City — This is the tunnel that Hamas terrorists used to launch their devastating Oct. 7, 2023 assault on Kibbutz Nahal Oz — killing more than 60 soldiers and 15 civilians in one of the bloodiest clashes of the attack.

And it was this same tunnel — a mile and a half long “a city under a city” in the Gaza Strip — that the terrorists used to escape and hide the 18 hostages they took from the Kibbutz.

Three years after the massacre that left more than 1,200 people dead, the IDF gave journalists an in-depth look inside the massive tunnel systems discovered less than half a mile from Nahal Oz.

“It is hard to imagine, but it [the tunnel] is all connected and goes back to [Gaza City],” an IDF commander in the southern Gaza Strip told reporters.

The outside of the tunnel laid inconspicuous in what is now a leveled-area, with a screen door leading to the underground network below. Read more, see video and photos here.