Kate Middleton and Prince William are (finally) reacting to the Hamas attack

Their voices were heard slowly. On Wednesday, October 11, Prince William and Kate Middleton condemned Hamas attacks against Israel, saying they were “deeply saddened by the devastating events of recent days.” “The horrors caused by the terrorist attack of Hamas on Israel are terrifying. they condemn them without reservation,” commented a spokesperson for the Prince and Princess of Wales in a press release posted to their Instagram story.

According to the latest report, more than 1,200 people were killed on the Israeli side, most of them civilians. According to the latest report of the Gaza authorities, 1200 people were killed by the Palestinian side.

“As Israel exercises its right to self-defense, all Israelis and Palestinians will continue to be hit with grief, fear and anger for the time to come,” Kate and William continued.

First Windsor in Israel

Prince William visited Israel and Palestine in 2018, becoming the first member of the British royal family to visit the Jewish state in an official capacity. The heir to the British throne used the trip to meet Palestinian refugees during a visit to a camp in the West Bank. He also met with the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, in Ramallah.

“The people the Prince of Wales met in 2018 largely shared the same hope for a better future,” we can still read in a press release published this Wednesday. “In the midst of this terrible suffering, the prince and princess continue to share this hope without reservation.”

Earlier, King Charles III also said he was “saddened” and “extremely concerned” by the “barbaric actions” of Hamas in Israel and condemned them.

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