President Herzog Reveals Hamas Planned to Use Cyanide - Comparisons to Al-Qaeda

President Herzog of the State of Israel has made a shocking revelation in an interview with Sky News, stating that Hamas, the Palestinian militant group in the Gaza Strip, had planned to use cyanide against civilian populations. Herzog revealed that a USB device found on Hamas terrorists contained detailed instructions for creating chemical weapons, reminiscent of Al-Qaeda's methods.

The source of these instructions is reportedly a manual from the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization dating back to 2003. This revelation has raised concerns about potential links between Hamas and other extremist groups, as well as their intentions to use chemical weapons in a manner similar to ISIS.

Herzog stated that the USB device included precise instructions for creating a device for dispersing cyanide, underlining what he called "living proof of the murderous intentions of the terrorist organization Hamas." He expressed that Hamas appeared to be planning mass destruction without regard for religion, race, or gender, drawing chilling parallels to ISIS.

The President of the State, in response to a recent terrorist attack on October 7, condemned the actions of Hamas as "pure evil" that must be eradicated. He also questioned why some individuals around the world seemed to support such acts of terrorism in demonstrations.

Herzog shared a poignant story about Israeli families living near the Gaza Strip, highlighting their desire for peace with the Palestinians. He recounted the anguish of a father whose wife and children were kidnapped to Gaza while he was away defending their settlement.

In response to these developments, the White House announced that President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu had agreed to continue the flow of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, despite ongoing tensions and the abduction of Israeli citizens.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gabir criticized the agreement, emphasizing that aid should be linked to the release of abducted individuals, asserting that humanitarian aid alone was insufficient.

Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported thwarting attacks from terrorist squads in Lebanon, targeting anti-aircraft missiles and rockets. These actions indicate a growing regional security concern.

The State President, Yitzhak Herzog, met with family members of abductees in Gaza, acknowledging the pain and challenges faced by the nation. He pledged to make their safe return a top priority.

Defense Minister Yoav Galant spoke about the imminent ground operation in Gaza, expressing confidence that Hamas would be eradicated in the long run. He highlighted the importance of precision airstrikes by the Air Force before the ground troops engaged the enemy.

In a show of international support, popular TV host Dr. Phil uploaded a video condemning Hamas' actions and criticizing university leaders who allow support for the terrorist organization, asserting that this constitutes racism.