Hamas is, and always has been, a violent, despicable, heinous terrorist organization, yet it took a massacre of historic proportions for Switzerland to acknowledge this.
The ban against Hezbollah passed the lower house with 126 votes in favor, 20 against, and 41 abstentions.
Following a vote in the national Senate, Switzerland's House of Representatives accepted the proposed Hamas ban on Wednesday afternoon by 168 votes to six.
The ban does not apply to planes or in diplomatic and consular premises, and faces may also be covered in places of worship and other sacred sites, the government said.
The Algerian man reportedly slit the mother's throat, in front of her children, while yelling "Long live Palestine."
Swiss lawmakers voted to freeze UNRWA funds, citing links to Hamas and terror incitement in schools.
The two Swiss cities were the final candidates chosen according to criteria that included transport connections, hotel capacity and security.
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces launched a brutal attack on the village of Galgani, killing at least 85 people, including women and children.
Ayelet Samerano, mother of hostage Yonatan, highlighted UNRWA's involvement in the October 7 attacks and hostage-taking.
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