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"We declare next Friday, 'The Friday of the Al-Aqsa Flood,' as a day of general mobilization in our Arab and Islamic world and among the free people of the world. It is a day to rally support, offer aid, and participate actively," Hamas announced.

Many stranded Americans reportedly reached out to the U.S. State Department for assistance but did not receive the necessary support.

Senior Hamas official Ali Baraka revealed to Russia Today that Hamas was planning the attacks on Israel for two years.

The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC), affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) published a letter detailing its support for Israel in the wake of terror attacks.

The European Union is seeking to combat "disinformation."

The committee expressed grave concerns about the use of officials with potential affiliations to the Iranian regime.

Amid escalating tensions in the Gaza Strip following a major Hamas attack, the Israeli army revealed on Thursday that it has unleashed roughly 4,000 tonnes of explosives, deploying around 6,000 bombs since the weekend assault.

U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman, Representative Michael McCaul (R-TX), has revealed that Egypt had informed Israeli officials about a potential Hamas assault three days before it occurred.

"Humanitarian aid to Gaza? No electrical switch will be lifted, no water hydrant will be opened and no fuel truck will enter until the Israeli hostages are returned home. Humanitarian for humanitarian. And nobody should preach us morals," says Israeli energy official.

"We will consider all American targets legitimate."