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CNN's Diamond: Israel's Military Actions 'Prompted' Hamas to Kill Some Hostages
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The Israel Defense Forces announced Thursday that it had killed two Hamas terrorists in two separate airstrikes in Gaza City this week.
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On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN International’s “Isa Soares Tonight,” CNN Jerusalem Correspondent Jeremy Diamond claimed that “more than half” of the Hamas hostages’ deaths were “traced back to Israeli military actions,” which includes, “Israeli strikes and ground maneuvers that prompted The post…
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