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While there is no talk on forcible transfer and no official plan has been discussed, there appear to be two camps over how Israel should address this question, in view that refugees in a war zone should be allowed to travel to host countries if they want to.
"I am begging, on behalf of myself and the other hostages, release our brothers and sisters, now," she says.
Anila Ali, an American of Pakistani heritage who works to promote the rights of women in conflict zones, has a message to Palestinian women and blasts the "hypocrisy" of women's groups.
KKL-JNF has created a special installation for Israelis kidnapped by the Hamas terror organization on Oct. 7 at the...
Shortly after the outbreak of the war, Shahar Vahab shared in an Israel Hayom piece his photographs of the picturesque Nir Oz before the brutal onslaught by Hamas. This time, he returns to the decimated community to document the destruction as well as the fields where crops are now growing again.
