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Ali al-Amoudi

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    Shin Bet warns Hamas is preparing attacks ahead of Israel's 27 October election

    Israeli security services reported that Hamas is planning targeted attacks or kidnappings around the 27 October elections, while defense officials confirmed that 4,000 of the 6,000 fighters from the 7 October assault have been killed.

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