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Israel Hayom speaks with the reservists tasked with one of the most crucial tasks that followed the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre – making sense of the chaotic data on the murder and kidnapping of Israelis in order to bring closure to families waiting to learn of the fate of their loved ones.
Major (res.) Yitzhar Hofman's death raises the toll of Israeli military's Gaza ground operation to 224.
Paradoxically, there may be some advantages amid the disadvantages in the damage to Israel's global standing.
The real reason for hostility toward Israel among that age bracket is their ignorance of the history and facts of the Arab-Israeli conflict, not the specific polices of a particular prime minister.
"Biden administration officials have been consulting experts inside and outside the US government about different forms this recognition of Palestinian statehood might take," Friedman writes, noting that US must not be "hostage" to Prime Minister Netanyahu.
