Oct. 7's overlooked victims
A year after the darkest day in Israeli history, the children who lost their parents face unequal support.
A year after the darkest day in Israeli history, the children who lost their parents face unequal support.
Terrorist Abbas Ibrahim Sharaf al-Din from the village of Tebnit in southern Lebanon was eliminated by the IDF; Earlier in the day, Hezbollah claimed responsibility for a missile launch targeting Tel Aviv, alleging it was aimed at "Mossad headquarters."
The British prime minister accidentally referred to the Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza as "sausages."
Roni Sagi and her extraordinary dog Rhythm captivated America's hearts all the way from Israel, as one of the season's favorites.
The IDF was like a coiled spring that had been waiting a long time for the green light. But we must define an exit strategy to avoid being dragged into a never-ending war.
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