false. Hannibal directive has nothing to do with hostages

> false. Hannibal directive has nothing to do with hostages

Weird, The IDF says it's indeed about kidnapped hostages: [1]

> the General Staff Directive for Contending with Kidnapping Attempts (also known as the "Hannibal" Directive) was initiated, meaning a number of actions necessary to locate and rescue kidnapped soldiers were put into effect.

Why would you even try to lie about its purpose when it's well known and documented?

[1] https://www.idf.il/en/mini-sites/military-advocate-general-s...

[2] Origin of Hannibal directive by Haaretz: http://archive.today/romMZ

read news, lol

> read news, lol

I did. There was no reports on anything like that in the past few days. That's why I'm asking, what's there to LOL about? Or was the comment a joke that they can't fire or something? I'm confused

The comment claimed that missiles were still being launched from Gaza. Here's a google search to help you check for yourself: https://www.google.com/search?q=Israel+hamas+"rockets"+"miss...

Either the news aren't mentioning some major attack or you are lying through your teeth.

it proves nothing. the vast majority of Israelis condemn the murder.

> At least 8 children have died in the pager attack.

why do children have Hezbollah pagers ?

international community acknowledges that they are a terrorist organization