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World media focused its coverage on the heart-wrenching funeral of Shiri Bibas and her two young sons, with Argentine outlets highlighting their citizenship while European publications condemned Hamas' actions in returning the bodies.
"Across Western mainstream discourse, the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has been subjected to intense vilification, branding it as 'terrorist', with its demonization intensifying after the events in Southern Israel on October 7, 2023," the authors of "Understanding Hamas and Why That Matters" state.
"Screams of pain, of pleading, of a person trapped between life and death," she recalls ordeal in captivity. "And then, after a few seconds, I heard only silence. Yossi died next to me, alone, helpless."
The hour-long documentary, which aired on Monday, was promoted as offering insights into the experiences of three children in the Gaza Strip amidst the current war. It now emerged that a key figure and narrator, 13-year-old Abdullah al-Yazouri, is the son of Hamas's deputy minister of agriculture
On Wednesday, an account apparently related to Milei posted on X an image showing Shiri, Kfir and Ariel with the caption: "Blessed be their memories" and "Blessed is the True Judge. These phrases are traditionally said in Jewish mourning to acknowledge God's judgment.
New report exposes the severe psychological and physical toll on families of deceased hostages, who are grappling with an unprecedented combination of prolonged trauma, disrupted bereavement and uncertainty.
Since President Trump announced his plan to evacuate Palestinians from Gaza, social media platforms have been flooded with posts from Gazans expressing their desire to leave.
"Because my statement was, they got to comeback," president tells reporters. Netanyahu welcomed Trump's recent proposal for Gaza, praising the "unequivocal support" from the US.
A senior security source states that Israel is "taking every threat with the utmost seriousness," adding that if fighting resumes, Israel will receive a continuous supply of munitions without humanitarian aid commitments.