IDF announces death of soldier in Rafah
Sgt. Ira Yair Gispan is the first fatality since the military began to push into Rafah.
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Sgt. Ira Yair Gispan is the first fatality since the military began to push into Rafah.
The World Court, also known as the International Court of Justice, said it would hold hearings on Thursday and Friday to discuss a request by South Africa seeking new emergency measures over the Rafah incursion, which Qatar says has stalled efforts to reach a ceasefire.
President Herzog opens Memorial Day event with somber speech, with torn clothes in honor of Hamas-held captives, vowing to never abandon them. IDF chief Halevi says, 'I bear responsibility for the IDF's failure to protect Israel's citizens on October 7'
The Oct. 7 tragedy is characterized by the multitude of families that lost more than one beloved member at once – the twins Guy and Roy will grow up without both their parents, Hadar and Itay Berdichevsky. “It's hard to think they will never know their parents,” says Hadar’s younger brother, Inbar Rosenfeld.
Popplewell was taken hostage with his mother from their Kibbutz Nirim home during the onslaught on Oct. 7.
Biden calls on Hamas to free captives as Israel weighs Rafah offensive despite allies' warnings.
Trump describes Biden as the "worst president ever, of any country. The whole world is laughing at him, he’s a fool."
The Biden administration assesses that Hamas would welcome a deadly, destructive battle in Rafah that would further isolate Israel.
Netanyahu's war cabinet meets to discuss "destroying the last quarter of Hamas' battalions."
The four were serving in the Nahal Brigade's 931st Battalion. They were killed by an IED in the northern Gaza Strip. Two are from the same school.
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