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Look at the Gaza Strip today. From this destroyed place that knew only death and ruin emerged the pure bodies of Kfir and Ariel. Hamas kidnapped and murdered them along with our other dead. By what moral conception can one defend letting the murderers and their enablers remain in this cursed place?
Red-haired toddlers and their mother who were taken hostage from their home in Nir Oz had become a symbol of Hamas' evil. On Thursday, as part of the hostage deal, they will return to Israel after apparently being murdered in captivity.
Lifshitz will be handed over to Israel on Thursday, after which official confirmation through forensics analysis will be carried out. On Oct. 7, he was shot in the hand and lost consciousness, while Yocheved was pulled from her bed, and both were taken to the Gaza Strip.
Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi regime’s propaganda minister is smiling from hell as he watches Hamas’ theatrics unfold.
New report exposes the severe psychological and physical toll on families of deceased hostages, who are grappling with an unprecedented combination of prolonged trauma, disrupted bereavement and uncertainty.
