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Successive American administrations have viewed Iran from a prism that is far removed from the interests of partners and allies in the Middle East. Instead, they view Iran from a perspective that prioritizes US strategic interests, natural, but often at odds with the interests of regional partners.
The ICRC has operated in Gaza and the Palestinian territories since 1967. In that time, it has gradually expanded its operations and become a permanent fixture within Palestinian society.
As the daring raid, dubbed Golden Hand, unfolded, the hostages' families were informed of their rescue. Argentinian President Javier Milei, who made a solidarity visit to Israel last week and spent time at Kibbutz Nir Oz on the Gaza border, thanked Israeli security forces for the rescue of the Argentinian dual citizens.
Footage of Shani Louk being paraded in the back of a van around Gaza was one of the first to emerge on Oct. 7. Israel Hayom speaks with Shani's mother, Rikki, about the chaos that followed that dark morning and the desire to showcase the talent of her daughter in an exhibition launched the day she would have celebrated her 23rd birthday.