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We are all in pain, and we all want to see an end to the constant death of our people. If we start labelling those we disagree with as traitors or demonizing each other, we are doomed to a worse situation.
Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs launches poignant campaign on New York's iconic billboards calling for urgent action to secure the safe return of all remaining hostages.
"Anyone connected to the defendants, whether through business-financial ties or otherwise, is now at risk of criminal prosecution on terrorism charges," Eitan Arusy says.
Around 65 rockets were launched toward Kibbutz Yiftach, Dan, and other northern communities in Israel. Five of the rockets landed in open areas. The mayor of Kiryat Shmona stated: "If the Prime Minister wants people to return and settle this region, no one will agree to be cannon fodder or live like lambs to the slaughter."
Panic in Germany following the incident: Diplomats are unable to leave their homes. Israeli sources claim the timing, on the anniversary of the Munich Olympic massacre, is no coincidence. The shooter's identity remains unclear.
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