Hamas supporters may be deported: Swedish Immigration Minister
Sweden's Immigration Minister Stenergard has announced that anyone in the Nordic country who sympathizes with the Palestinian group in the Israel-Hamas conflict may be deported.
In many parts of the world, demonstrations condemning the Israeli attacks and showing solidarity with Palestine are taking place. Some European countries try to criminalize and suppress these demonstrations. The latest example of this endeavor took place in Sweden.
Swedish authorities could potentially deport people who sympathize with the Palestinian Hamas movement, Swedish Migration Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard told Aftonbladet newspaper.
"If a person chooses to glorify the death spread by terrorism, then the question can be raised whether they have lost the right to stay here," Stenergard said.
WHAT HAPPENED
Hamas' military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, announced that they launched a comprehensive attack against Israel called "Al-Aqsa Flood" on the morning of October 7.
While thousands of rockets were fired from Gaza towards Israel, armed groups entered the settlements in the region.
The Israeli army also launched an attack on the Gaza Strip with dozens of warplanes.
It was reported that 1405 Israelis, including 304 soldiers, were killed and 3 thousand 968 Israelis were wounded in the attacks from Gaza. The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that 3 thousand 478 people died and more than 12 thousand people were injured in Gaza during the Israeli attacks.
In the occupied West Bank, it was stated that 66 Palestinians were killed and approximately 1300 people were injured in the attacks of Israeli forces and Jewish settlers.
The Israeli army hit Damascus and Aleppo airports. As the Middle East is once again turning into a bloodbath, a deadline has been set for nearly 2 and a half million Palestinians to leave the blockaded Gaza.
Most recently, Israel attacked the al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza, killing civilians.
Source: Anadolu Agency
