Royals condemn acts of terror: William and Kate ‘deeply upset’ after attacks on Israel

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William and Kate are “deeply upset” by the attacks on Israel.

The British royal family is now also commenting on the attacks on Israel by the terrorist militia Hamas. A spokesperson for Prince William (41) and his wife, Princess Kate (41), published a longer statement on X (formerly Twitter), among others. They are shocked and hope for peace soon.

“The Prince and Princess of Wales are deeply saddened by the devastating events that have occurred in recent days,” the report said. “The horrors caused by Hamas’s terrorist attack on Israel are terrible; they condemn them in the strongest possible terms.” As Israel exercises “its right to self-defense,” “all Israelis and Palestinians will continue to be tormented by grief, fear and anger for the coming period.” According to the statement, Kate and William “carry all the victims, their families and their friends in their hearts and minds.”

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In the summer of 2018, William became the first British royal to officially travel to Israel and Palestine. “The people the Prince of Wales met in 2018 overwhelmingly shared a common hope: that of a better future,” the report continues. “In the midst of such terrible suffering, the Prince and Princess continue to share this hope without reservation.”

According to media reports, King Charles III. (74) meanwhile spoke on the telephone with, among others, Israeli President Isaac Herzog (63). According to Sky News, Herzog’s office confirmed that Charles had called to express his condolences and dismay. According to the BBC, palace sources said the king was “shocked” and condemned the “barbaric acts of terror in Israel.”

A palace spokesman previously confirmed that Charles was deeply concerned about the situation and had asked to be kept informed: “His thoughts and prayers are with all those who are suffering, especially those who have lost loved ones. […]. (SpotOn)

Source: Blick

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