Hamas Official Walks Out of BBC Interview Amid Israeli Civilian Deaths Controversy

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A senior Hamas official abruptly ended a BBC interview when questioned about the killing of Israeli civilians by the terrorist organization. The Hamas spokesperson claimed that the deaths were unintentional and a result of attacking military targets, but evidence suggests that Hamas deliberately targeted civilians. The interview ended after the BBC correspondent pressed for justification of killing people in their sleep. Following the Hamas attacks, Israel has responded with airstrikes on Gaza, leading to a rising death toll and a potential escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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