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After a sobering visit to the site where hundreds of young Israelis were murdered in Hamas’ attack on Oct. 7, music executive Scooter Braun brought the powerful Nova exhibit to New York City. It has already drawn 100,000 visitors – even in the face of violent protests occurring outside.
Speaking with Israel Hayom, Michael and Yevgenia Kozlov recount the horror their son endured during the eight months he was held hostage by Hamas. Upon rescue, Andrey's "sole desire was to embrace the soldiers, unwilling to relinquish that grasp. To him, they appeared not merely heroes, but truly superhuman," his mother says.
The two-time Oscar winner confronts his past behavior of "pushing boundaries" and its consequences in an interview with Piers Morgan.
"Hamas has proposed numerous changes to the proposal that was on the table," Blinken said during a news conference in Doha, Qatar. "Some of the changes are workable, some are not."
Even if Israel had the heaviest bunker-busting bombs, it would be difficult to deliver them to the target. According to estimates, Israel may be able to modernize F-15s to carry GBU-57 bombs, along with additional fuel and munitions. This is a technically complex task, but sometimes even the impossible gets done.
