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"If my child returns in a body bag – I won't put you on trial, I'll take the law into my own hands," Einav Zanguaker warns minister. "There are a few others like him. Tell the public the truth. Stop your cynical manipulation," she shouts, adding, "Take off your kippah – what kind of Jew are you?"
A senior Hamas figure admitted in an interview with Saudi media that the October 7 attack, referred to as the 'Al-Aqsa Flood,' inflicted severe damage on the terrorist organization. The official added that Hamas leadership is currently at a loss, uncertain of what to do or where to turn.
The IDF and Shin Bet have released harrowing footage from the Hamas-run 'Al-Katiba' prison in Gaza. The videos expose the cruel abuse of Gazan prisoners by Hamas guards, constituting severe violations of human rights.
The analysis found that the data includes misrepresentations of casualties, with natural deaths being counted among war casualties, and systematic misclassification of combatants' status, age, and gender to amplify civilian death counts.
The proposed agreement could include, among others, the release of four American citizens held in Gaza. Israeli sources familiar with the details assess that a "dramatic development" could occur in the coming days.