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No sign of life has been received from Nimrodi since October 7, 2023. He was serving as an IDF educational NCO at Nahal Oz base when he was abducted along with two fellow soldiers, Ron Sherman and Nick Beiser – both killed in Hamas captivity; their bodies were recovered by the IDF from Gaza.
Sources report the president is frustrated over the Israeli prime minister's alleged push for Iran military action.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to comments made by Donald Trump in a video, stating: "We know for certain there are 21 hostages alive. There are three more whose condition is, unfortunately, uncertain." A total of 59 hostages remain in Hamas captivity, 35 of whom have been officially classified by Israel as dead in captivity.
Pope Leo addressed the jubilant crowd from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica with the words: "Peace be with you all."
According to Fox News, the facility, code-named the “Rainbow Site” by Iranian officials, has operated for over a decade under the guise of a chemical production company called Diba Energy Siba, producing tritium, a radioactive isotope critical for enhancing nuclear weapons.
