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The family approved the release of the video, in which Bohbot says, among other things: "This is not a psychological warfare video. The only one experiencing psychological warfare is me, waking up every morning without my wife and my son."
Hamas has agreed to release 5 hostages, while Israel is insisting on the Witkof deal, which calls for 10 to 12 hostages to be released alive.
The Chinese government will encourage more investment in people through funds and resources to create more opportunities, improve quality of life and foster a better environment for people’s development. Investing in people is emerging as a new trend for private capital, unlocking significant potential in such sectors as education, healthcare and elderly care services. This will undoubtedly open up broader prospects for China-Israel practical cooperation.
Authorities declare a state of emergency in Bangkok as rescue teams scramble to reach hundreds of trapped workers and residents, while experts warn the death toll could reach thousands.
Europe is tired of its struggle for survival against radical Islam; Elements in European Jewry protested Israel's cooperation with the European right – they are wrong.
