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Israel confirmed Tuesday night that the crisis that has brought the implementation of the hostage deal to a stall because of Hamas' parading of hostages has ended, and four deceased hostages will be returned as part of phase one of the deal.
The pro-Hamas movement is hunting down Jews in the diaspora under the guise of liberating Palestine. Now, a list emerged in Canada called “Find IDF Soldiers,” wants to make Canadian citizens who have served in the IDF feel persecuted.
"They [Iranian authorities] are just waiting for the attack and are anticipating it every night and everything has been on high alert – even in sites that no one knows about," one source revealed to The Telegraph. "
In the current geopolitical context, faced with the weakness of European security, and in the face of Putin's hegemonic intentions, we cannot blindly follow Donald Trump's logic on the solution of the Russian-Ukrainian crisis.
"Screams of pain, of pleading, of a person trapped between life and death," she recalls ordeal in captivity. "And then, after a few seconds, I heard only silence. Yossi died next to me, alone, helpless."
