Israel Army Chief Says IDF Aims to Bring Home Boys and Damage Hamas
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IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz. Photo: Cpl. Shay Wagner, IDF Spokesperson's Unit via Wikimedia Commons.
Jerusalem Post – In an overnight press conference, IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz gave an update on the IDF’s role in the ongoing search for the three Israeli boys kidnapped by Hamas.
“We have a goal: to find these three boys and bring them home, and to damage Hamas as much as possible,” said Gantz. He emphasized that all the work being done in cooperation with other security forces, including the Israel Police, has been done very well so far.
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