'Don't stop saying her name': Mother of Hamas captive speaks at Israel Hayom event

'Don't stop saying her name': Mother of Hamas captive speaks at Israel Hayom event

Dr. Ayelet Levy Shahar, the mother of Naama Levy who was abducted on October 7, took the gala stage and spoke about her life in the past five months and her vision for a more equal and just world. "You all know my Naama. You saw the video of my daughter's abduction, and maybe like me you averted your eyes in pain, but you saw her dragged by her long, beautiful hair at the back of a jeep in Gaza, wearing pajamas, shackled, bleeding, wounded, barefoot and afraid."

IDF reveals 450 of UNRWA workers affiliated with Hamas with damning audio
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IDF reveals 450 of UNRWA workers affiliated with Hamas with damning audio

A recording of a call showed an UNRWA teacher describing his role in the Oct. 7 attack. “We have female captives. I caught one,” the male voice is heard saying in Arabic. A man on a second call, alleged to be an Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist who Israel also claimed was an UNRWA teacher, is heard saying “I’m inside with the Jews.” 

Ceasefire talks reportedly end with no breakthrough as Ramadan deadline looms

Ceasefire talks reportedly end with no breakthrough as Ramadan deadline looms

Senior Hamas official Bassem Naim told Reuters the terrorist group had presented its proposal for a ceasefire agreement to the mediators during two days of talks, and was now waiting for a response from the Israelis, who stayed away from this round. "(Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu doesn't want to reach an agreement and the ball now is in the Americans' court" to press him for a deal, Naim said.

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Concern in IDF over career officers eyeing the exits after war

Although currently, many soldiers report a sense of purpose, responsibility, and commitment, understanding that there is no one else who can do their job in this difficult time, senior IDF officers have been alarmed over the discourse among younger soldiers, as well as slightly more veteran career officers and their families, who also report a desire to be discharged from service as soon as the operational situation allows.