Far-right minister says IDF hostage point man ‘to blame’ for Oct. 7 abductions, killings

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Israeli far-right minister Amichay Eliyahu blamed Nitzan Alon, the IDF's point man for hostage affairs, for the October 7th attacks. Eliyahu claimed Alon's actions would have allowed Hamas to threaten Israel again, sparking backlash within the coalition government.

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Amichay Eliyahu leads coalition backlash against Nitzan Alon for pushing back after Smotrich claimed credit for captives' return, says top general would have enabled Hamas to threaten Israel again.

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