Hamas leader says Israel to use Gaza 'blood' in election
All three outlets reported that Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya stated in an interview that he does not expect meaningful change from Israel’s upcoming election, with a focus on his claim that Israeli political parties are using the “blood” of Gazans as a campaign tool. Arab News Pakistan added a brief mention of al-Hayya’s name and the term “fuel,” while Dawn and 24 News HD used nearly identical phrasing, with Dawn including a partial quote and 24 News HD ending the excerpt slightly earlier.
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Hamas leader says Israel to use Gaza 'blood' in election
The leader of Hamas brushed aside the possibility of change from Israel's upcoming election in an interview on Saturday, saying he expected Israelis to campaign off Gaza's "blood".
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Hamas leader says Israel to campaign off Gaza's 'blood' in election
The leader of Hamas brushed aside the possibility of change from Israel’s upcoming election in an interview on Saturday, saying he expected Israelis to campaign off Gaza’s “blood”. “Whether this or that person comes to power, or this party or another — our people have suffered at the hands of all Israeli parties,” Khalil al-Hayya told the Qatari station Al-Araby. “We absolutely refuse to allow ...
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Hamas leader says Israel to use Gaza ‘blood’ in election
Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya stated in an interview that he does not expect any meaningful change from Israel’s upcoming election, accusing all Israeli political parties of using the “blood” of Gazans as “fuel” for their campaigns.
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