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Israel Medical Association Chairman calls on the international medical community "to look into the eyes of Ohad, Eli, and Or and take a clear and unequivocal stance on the severe health condition of both the released hostages and the many who remain captive."
If decision-makers are willing to wait so long to bring citizens back from captivity, for reasons unknown to me, they are gravely mistaken. A great-grandfather of Alon survived Auschwitz weighing 66 pounds – it is incomprehensible that his great-grandson faces a similar situation.
Local resident displays Palestinian, Sudanese flags before President Trump at Kendrick Lamar's performance.
The President orders Treasury to stop minting pennies amid mounting production losses.
Book reveals how the president's distinctive private aircraft, known as Trump Force One, was deemed a potential vulnerability during takeoffs and landings during the campaign. In response, Trump traveled on an alternative aircraft owned by his future Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff.
