Israeli Resilience Tested: From 1948 Bloodbath to Hamas Attacks

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The surprise attack by hundreds of Hamas terrorists on Kibbutz Be'eri near Ofakim has exposed a military weakness in Israel and reminded many Israelis of the uncertainties and fortitude of the country's early years. The terrorists gained control of the kibbutz, killing residents and abducting others. The invasion has raised existential fears and highlighted the vulnerability of Israeli homes under attack. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared war on Hamas and vowed to crush its capabilities. The events in Be'eri have prompted a reassessment of Israel's military readiness and raised concerns about the potential involvement of Hezbollah.
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