President Biden to deliver remarks on deadly Hamas attack on Israel
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Washington — President Biden is set to deliver remarks Tuesday on the Hamas militant group's bloody, unprecedented attacks on Israel that took place over the weekend.
The remarks from the president come after the Palestinian group launched its surprise assault on Israel early Saturday morning, which the Israel Defense Forces has since said left at least 900 dead and roughly 2,700 wounded. Israeli authorities said more than 100 people are being held captive by Hamas, which has long been designated a terrorist organization by the United States.
The death toll in Hamas-run Gaza is at least 765, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry, though it is expected to rise as Israel continues to launch airstrikes across the Gaza Strip.
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