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    Hamas leaders admit hope for rCypermanentrCO Israel war, donrCOt care about running Gaza
    By Isabel Keane
    Published Nov. 8, 2023, 9:45 a.m. ET
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    A top Hamas leader made the sickening admission that he hopes the terror grouprCOs unthinkable surprise Oct. 7 attack will lead to a rCLpermanentrCY war against Israel on all fronts rCo and conceded that they had no plans
    to govern Gaza or care for the Palestinian people.

    The terrorist grouprCOs top brass defended their monstrous onslaught in a series of shocking interviews with the New York Times, with some members saying the extreme violence and bloodshed that claimed at least 1,400
    Israeli lives was intended to intensify their fight against the Jewish
    state and cultivate instability in the region.

    The deadly incursion was necessary to rCLchange the entire equation and
    not just have a clash,rCY Khalil al-Hayya, a member of HamasrCO highest leadership body, told the paper from Qatar in an interview published Wednesday.

    rCLWe succeeded in putting the Palestinian issue back on the table, and
    now no one in the region is experiencing calm.rCY

    Ay-Hayya and other Hamas members interviewed dismissed the idea that
    they wanted to or will govern Gaza, and instead expressed hope for a rCLpermanentrCY war on all fronts.

    Deputy head of Hamas' regional politburo, Khalil al-Hayya
    6
    Hamas defended its shocking onslaught in a series of interviews with the
    New York Times.
    Anadolu Agency via Getty Images
    Destroyed buildings in Gaza Strip
    6
    Some members said the extreme violence that claimed at least 1,400
    Israeli lives was necessary.
    Getty Images
    Media advisor of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Taher al-Nunu
    6
    Ay-Hayya and other Hamas members interviewed seemingly dismissed the
    idea that they will govern Gaza.
    Anadolu Agency via Getty Images
    rCLI hope that the state of war with Israel will become permanent on all
    the borders and that the Arab world will stand with us,rCY said Taher El-Nounou, a Hamas media adviser.

    The grouprCOs goal rCLis not to run Gaza and to bring it water and
    electricity and such,rCY al-Hayya added.

    rCLHamas, the Qassam and the resistance woke the world up from its deep
    sleep and showed that this issue must remain on the table,rCY he said.

    rCLThis battle was not because we wanted fuel or laborers,rCY he added. rCLIt did not seek to improve the situation in Gaza. This battle is to
    completely overthrow the situation.rCY

    Palestinians pull a child from debris
    6
    Over the past month, roughly 10,000 people have been killed from the
    Israeli airstrikes.
    AFP via Getty Images
    Smoke rises in the northern Gaza Strip
    6
    Of the 10,000 people reported killed, 4,104 of them were children.
    REUTERS
    Citizens inspect the Khaled bin Al-Walid Mosque
    6
    At least 240 people are being held hostage by Hamas in the region.
    Getty Images
    While Hamas leaders knew their meticulously planned incursion would be
    met with a large response, they said they needed to address a growing
    sense of frustration that the Palestinian cause was being abandoned.

    As the war passed the one-month mark, health officials in the Gaza Strip
    say over 10,000 people have been killed as a result of Israeli
    airstrikes, including 4,104 children.

    At least 240 people are being held hostage by Hamas in the region.

    rCLWhat could change the equation was a great act, and without a doubt, it
    was known that the reaction to this great act would be big,rCY al-Hayya
    said before adding, rCLWe had to tell people that the Palestinian cause
    would not die.rCY

    With Post wires

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