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Hundreds gather to mourn Shirel Golan, 22, who survived the Hamas attack at the Nova Music Festival but struggled with trauma. “She was murdered twice,” her brother said, as family blames lack of state support.
A shattered house, blood-stained walls, and orange sofas tell the story of Yahya Sinwar's final moments; Israel Hayom reporter gains exclusive access to the terror mastermind's final hideout.
Colonel Ehsan Daxa had only taken up his position a few months ago; During the same incident, another commander was wounded.
Khan, 54, who is seeking arrest warrants against Israeli leaders, vehemently denied any wrongdoing and suggested a deliberate smear campaign. Sources told Mail on Sunday that a female official at the court made allegations about Khan's conduct to a colleague, who then informed senior managers. The woman was reportedly so distressed that she was in tears.
The discovery of what seems to be a luxury Hermès Birkin handbag in the possession of eliminated Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's wife sparks online buzz and questions about the lifestyle of Hamas leadership in contrast to the conditions faced by regular Gazans.
The primary cause of death appears to be a long-range gunshot wound to the head, executed with sniper-like precision.
In a statement by the IDF spokesperson, it was revealed that Yahya Sinwar "was hiding in an area surrounded by our forces. We didn't know he was there. He had a vest, a pistol, and 40,000 shekels on him." In the footage released by the IDF, the leader of Hamas is seen sitting on a couch in a destroyed building, and upon spotting the Israeli drone, he attempts to throw a piece of wood at it.
Jewish-British journalist Melanie Phillips discovered the Western media's double standard towards Israel during the First Lebanon War. Since then, she has been writing about the Muslim threat in Europe, finding herself alone in her support for Israel.
"They beat us with batons and forced us to return,” a Gaza resident said during a conversation with an IDF representative.
Strategists in Jerusalem are working to prevent a scenario that Tehran desires most: a war of attrition. The key: securing a US pledge.
