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Yotam Haim was killed by IDF soldiers who mistook him, along with two other hostages, for Hamas terrorists. In an interview with Israel Hayom, his mother, Iris, shares what helped her stay centered in the midst of uncertainty and cope when the tragic news arrived.
I know that many Israelis fault Prime Minister Netanyahu for allowing the October 7 massacre to take place. But in fact, Bibi tried to prevent something like the October 7th massacre from happening.
There is still room for progress in Israeli society regarding its attitudes surrounding ultra-Orthodox women.
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The US State Department said there were allegations against 12 employees. UNRWA has 13,000 staffers in Gaza, almost all of them Palestinians, ranging from teachers in schools that the agency runs to doctors, medical staff, and aid workers.
