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Coffins of murdered Hamas hostages Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas make their way across Israel with thousands lining up along the procession route with Israeli flags. The three, whose kidnapping became a symbol of the Hamas atrocities on Oct. 7, to be laid to rest in the town of Tzohar.
The company reported a record-breaking revenue of 39.3 billion for the quarter ending January 31, 2025, exceeding analyst estimates of $38.32 billion. It is still decelerating, but it also managed to defy expectations by the doomsayers.
Most researchers of World War II history believe that from a military perspective, Auschwitz could have been liberated many months before January 1945. Official Russian historians claim that the rapid advance itself made it impossible because the supply lines were stretched beyond reason, and the engines of heavy vehicles required maintenance and replacement.
Dear Bibas family, in the name of the state of Israel, I would like to ask for your forgiveness. We did not fulfill our duty. We did not protect your loved ones on that cursed day.