'Never forget the hostages' banners raised in Nazi town
The signs were hung specifically by descendants of collaborators with the Nazi regime – as a gesture of repair, morality, and humanity.
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The signs were hung specifically by descendants of collaborators with the Nazi regime – as a gesture of repair, morality, and humanity.
This is a mystery that troubles not just the grieving family, but also the investigative authorities, who consider this one of the most disturbing and mysterious cases of civilian disappearance in Israel.
Antisemitic vandals struck the Israeli airline's Paris offices in a shocking incident discovered Thursday morning; "When Macron issues declarations that benefit Hamas, these are the consequences," the Israeli Transportation Minister said.
As Israel's cabinet weighs a plan to sieze the last 25% of the Gaza Strip, fears grow within the IDF over potential Hamas abductions in an operation could cost up to $5.4 billion and last six months.
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir is expected to present the cabinet with the risks of launching a full scale operation in Gaza. According to Zamir, Hamas has had 22 months to prepare, the IDF does not hold a battlefield advantage, and the hostages could end up paying the price.
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