"The embassy’s team, Israelis and Brits who work shoulder to shoulder in normal days and in crisis, stood together for a minute's silence in memory of the victims of the atrocities committed in Israel by Hamas a month ago today, and in the hope of a quick and safe return of the hostages," The UK Embassy in Israel said in a statement.
In reality, Dayan’s message has nothing to do with restraint. His eulogy stresses the need for vigilance and military readiness. In light of the Hamas terror attack, it is just as relevant for Israel today as it was then.
US President Joe Biden said on Tuesday he had urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to undertake a pause in fighting.
UK paper says the shock attack was a long-planned operation for the '1000% committed' Hamas commanders – yet orders were passed down at the last moment.
"Here we probably have a burnt skeleton, there the remains of many bones," one of the enlisted experts says, using the same methods employed to discover historical artifacts.
