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About 80% of the abducted families' women reported a deterioration in their health condition, with 62% describing it as moderate or bad. This percentage is four times higher during the war compared to before the war (15%).
Negotiators face an unofficial deadline of the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan around March 10, a period that often sees heightened Israeli-Palestinian tensions.
"October 7 put us in a surreal reality, when you realize the country had transformed and nothing will ever be the same, I looked for a way to get back to the purity, innocence and goodness that was here once, out of the private and collective grief, sadness and loss of us all," Nili Peterson, producer, and creator of the show, told Israel Hayom.
My girl arrived in Israel, finished her studies, and now works. On October 7 I wrote: "The world has gone mad – when in the 21st century you finally make contact with your daughter and the two of you shout to drown out the sirens – yours, in Kharkiv, and hers, in Tel Aviv. 'Sasha, are you safe?' – Mom? Mom? How is it there? Can you hear me?'"
Netanyahu was angry that Gallant was essentially leaving him to deal alone with the Haredi parties on this matter, potentially threatening his Coalition.
