The Israeli Consulate in New York launches a bold Times Square campaign to mark 700 days since Hamas’ October 7 massacre, demanding freedom for hostages and the eradication of Hamas.
The Consulate General of Israel in New York has launched a striking new awareness campaign in Manhattan’s Times Square, commemorating 700 days since Hamas’ October 7 massacre. The initiative, led by Consul Ofir Akunis, is part of a yearlong series of campaigns highlighting the atrocities committed by Hamas and the plight of the remaining hostages.
“This is the 700th day of the heinous massacre, the most evil act of Satan in human history after the Holocaust, carried out by the successors of the Nazis — Hamas,” Akunis declared. “Every human being with a beating heart cannot help but be shocked by the burning of families alive, the rapes, the beheadings, and the mutilations committed by the monsters who invaded Israel from Gaza 700 days ago.”
Akunis stressed that Israel’s war aims remain crystal clear: “When the 48 hostages are home and Hamas is completely removed from Gaza, the war will end. Only then can Gaza begin reconstruction without the Hamas devil in it anymore.”
He also issued a fiery rebuke to Israel’s critics: “Seven hundred days, and whoever in the world criticizes and condemns Israel is himself a supporter of Hamas.”
The Times Square campaign features bold visual messages designed to reach millions of passersby in the heart of New York City, ensuring the world does not forget the victims of October 7 or the hostages still trapped in Gaza.
