Israeli Minister Steinitz: Hit Hamas Hard

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IDF soldiers find a terror tunnel in Gaza last July. Photo: IDF

Arutz Sheva – Speaking Wednesday, Infrastructures, Energy, and Water Minister Yuval Steinitz said that unless Hamas reined in the terrorists in Gaza and kept them from attacking Israel, Israel would do it for them – and sweep away the Hamas rulers of Gaza in the process.

Speaking on Kol Yisrael radio, Steinitz said that Israel did not destroy Hamas during last year’s Operation Protective Edge, instead choosing to deliver a heavy blow that would hopefully put Hamas “on notice” of what could happen if Israel really put its mind to dealing with the terror group. “It’s possible they need a reminder,” he said.

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