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The yearbook section for the Jewish Student Union had been completely removed, the names of its members were erased, and their group photo was replaced with a picture of Muslim students who had no connection to the union.
The forces that carried out the operation were accompanied by Kfir and Paratrooper fighters, who were responsible for the security perimeter and the evacuation. "We were the ruse, what happened is far beyond imagination," says an intelligence officer.
Artist Leah Gol presents an exhibition in Tel Aviv, painting her spiritual and emotional journey in vibrant and enchanting colors – from the art world in Turkey, through Indian spirituality, to Judaism. "There is a strong force that draws me here," she says.
Trump emphasizes that the proposed missile shield would be entirely American-made. "It's a missile defense shield, and it'll all be made in America," he tells the crowd, saying the project will create "jobs, jobs, jobs."
Almog Meir Jan, Shlomo Ziv, and Andrey Kozlov were held together and were often shuttled between Hamas safehouses.
