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On Thursday, while Israeli authorities were still determining whether the mother and her two boys were returned as dead captives, social media users discovered an old Shiri wrote in the popular Facebook group "Mamatzchik."
President Donald Trump signed an executive order intended to revolutionize the fight against antisemitism. To understand the urgency, one must grasp how the Biden administration's actions allowed this monster to grow by more than 200%.
In an unrelenting cloud of uncertainty, families of deceased hostages have asked Israel to refer to their loved ones – whose fate remains unclear until the very final identification – as "fallen." The meaning of this word in Hebrew captures precisely the heartbreak that will forever accompany an entire nation.
Israel must clarify it won't compromise on its demand for Gaza's demilitarization in addition to – not instead of – toppling Hamas' rule.
Three empty buses exploded within a short time span in different parking lots in Bat Yam in central Israel. Additionally, two more explosive devices were found on buses in the area. No injuries were reported.
