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On October 9, under fire and without communication, President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal Herzog visited the communities hit by terrorists to see the horrific aftermath up close. In an interview with Makor Rishon, she speaks about the many meetings they have had since then with the families of the murdered and abducted, drawing strength from the resilient spirit of the people.
"We call for the immediate release of all hostages held by Hamas in Gaza now for over 200 days," the joint declaration signed by the 18 nations stated, marking a significant diplomatic effort to resolve the protracted conflict.
Biden's Democratic coalition could unravel in the wake of the ongoing volatile anti-Israel protests on campuses. Will Columbia University act?
Pro-Palestinian reins have been loosened in Europe and the United States, leading to a wave of protests in cities and on campuses. Despite what we have been told, it is, in fact, safer to be Jewish in the right-wing-dominated countries of Poland and Hungary than in a liberal democracy like the US these days.
Some $17 billion are earmarked for bolstering Israel's defense capabilities.
