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Hans van Tellingen wrote that, according to him, Israelis not only lost their lives but were murdered in a horrific and unprecedented manner. Of the total 70,000 dead, about 60,000 were said to be Hamas members, figures he claimed were sourced from Hamas itself. He stated that approximately 10,000 people were not affiliated with Hamas, although he believed some of them were. He wrote that the remaining people were deliberately used as human shields. Van Tellingen advocated for a free Palestine from Hamas and held the movement responsible for all death and destruction. #Misinformatie #VrijPalestina #Hamas (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that Hamas had raped, tortured, burned, and murdered 1,200 civilians three years earlier and had taken over 200 people hostage. She said she was thinking of the victims and their relatives and expressed her support for them. https://t.co/lI6YM0Gowd #Hamas #herinnering #steun (translated)

Chris Stoffer wrote that October 7, 2023, was a day he would never forget. He stated that more than 1,200 innocent people had been murdered and more than 250 had been kidnapped. Stoffer said that that day was a moment of remembrance for the victims and their loved ones, in solidarity with the Jewish people in Israel and the Netherlands. https://t.co/qD9mFq9yOU #Israël #herdenking #verbondenheid (translated)

The author wrote that October 7 three years earlier had been the darkest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. According to the author, terror aimed at further destabilizing the Middle East had cost twelve hundred people their lives. The author stated that the terrorists made no distinctions and killed young people. #JoodsHerinnering #Terreur #MiddenOosten #IL #PS (translated)

Vala van den Boomen criticized the distinction between people who lost their lives and those who were murdered. She pointed out that Palestinians were also described as killed in the following paragraph and asked why different wording was used for that. Additionally, she asked whether it could only be discussed in the context of that day. According to her, the text should have remained with the first paragraph. #Verlies #Onrecht #Vrede (translated)

Ruben Brekelmans wrote that he remembered the victims of the Hamas terrorist attack in Israel, three years earlier. According to him, families and relatives of the innocent people who had been raped and murdered felt that sorrow every day. He stated that he condemned the actions unreservedly and would continue to fight evil. He also noted that Jews in the Netherlands and worldwide were being intimidated and threatened. He said he was committed to combating anti-Semitism and ensuring the safety of the Jewish community. #antismeitisme #herdenken #veiligheid (translated)

The SGP wrote that three years after the attack on October 7, 2023, it commemorated the more than 1,200 people who it said were murdered by Hamas, as well as the 251 hostages. The party stated that the grief remained palpable every day and that the attack had left deep scars and should never be forgotten. https://t.co/uB9BUtz1ba #herdenken #terrorisme #vrede (translated)

Sander Sassen reflected on the legacy of October 7. He wrote that three years earlier he had watched livestreams filled with rage and disgust in which, according to him, Palestinians were killing Jewish civilians while the Palestinian population celebrated the murders. Sassen stated that he commemorated the victims and argued that Israel was still being attacked from all sides and that Jews worldwide had to fear for their lives. According to him, October 7 had shown that civilization was an illusion for many and that antisemitism had returned in 2026. He said that his support for Israel and the Jewish people remained unwavering and called for speaking out against antisemitism, which, according to him, had also reached institutions, governments, politicians, and policymakers. Sassen referred to antisemitism as a "canary in the coal mine" and a measure of the tolerance and freedom of a society. In the Netherlands, he claimed that things had been declining over the past three years: propaganda was dominant, antisemitism had once again become socially acceptable, dialogue was often made impossible, and ideology drove many Dutch people. He wrote that the Netherlands had completely ignored the warning of the "deceased" canary. #antisemitisme #Israël #solidariteit (translated)

CIDI wrote that on Saturday, October 7, 2023, 1,200 Israelis were killed and 251 people were taken hostage by Hamas. The organization described the victims as murdered, mutilated, raped, and abducted, and stated that the suffering of that day was still felt in Israel and among Jewish communities worldwide. CIDI commemorated the victims. #Herinnering #Israël #Vrede (translated)

Henk Otten wrote that the man was labeled a "dangerous man" by the VVD in 2002 and was seriously demonized by left-wing politicians, including Paul Rosenmöller and Ad Melkert, as well as by many media outlets. According to Otten, the man was murdered on May 6, 2002, by a leftist perpetrator. https://t.co/1g798fdBxn #geschiedenis #politiek #Nederland (translated)

Roderick Veelo wrote that, in his opinion, Iran had the highest number of executions worldwide, that homosexual men were hanged from cranes in Tehran, and that 60 thousand protesters had been murdered. He criticized the Dutch prime minister for visiting Iranian authorities and allowing himself to be used for Iranian propaganda. #Iran #Mensrechten #Protest (translated)

Roelof Bouwman wrote that the Public Prosecution Service, according to him, did not know who had murdered Aunt Sjaan two streets away, but did know exactly what people had done or failed to do three years earlier in Israel. https://t.co/3y25VztCZs #justitie #onderzoeksjournalistiek #maatschappij (translated)

Ronny Naftaniel called Sabine Tasa a heroine and wrote that she had told an audience, which he considered anti-Israeli, in Delft that she had survived the attacks of October 7 and that her husband and son had been murdered. He said it showed great courage and labeled the audience's reaction of "shame on you" as embarrassing and heartless. #moed #heldin #Delft (translated)

"Where are they in your movie?": Survivor of October 7, who lost her husband and son, confronts the directors of 'NAZA'. "You talk about collateral damage? My husband and my son were murdered by Hamas. Where does that appear in your film?" asked Sabine Taasa to Abraham and Szor. https://t.co/OoNMbsX6A9 #NAZA #Hamas #film (translated)

The #SaskiaKluit is a senator of #PRO. Earlier, as chair of the travelers' organization Rover, she showed sympathy for Extinction Rebellion, which occupied the tracks in support of the Palestinians. Now she finds it unacceptable that NOS gives a lot of attention to a "troubling incident," in which 180 people on an airplane escaped death. It is alarming that she talks about the "automated and industrial" killing of Palestinians. Kluit is a disgrace to the image of the Senate as a 'Chambre de Reflection' and a symbol of the complete decline of PRO when it comes to Israel. #politiek #Israël #EersteKamer (translated)