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"It wouldn't be a surprise that part of the motivation may have been to disrupt efforts to bring Saudi Arabia and Israel together, along with other countries that may be interested in normalizing relations with Israel," Blinken tells CNN in an interview on Sunday.
Eighty-five-year-old Yaffa Adar was taken hostage by Hamas and taken to the Gaza Strip on Saturday morning.
For Netanyahu, securing the freedom of hostages comes with painful personal memories. In 1976, his older brother was killed rescuing hostages at Entebbe airport in Uganda, an action the younger Netanyahu said shaped his future life.
Here is a preliminary list of people who have not been accounted for. If you know where they are call 105.
The shock is that much greater when we realize that what it means: that the very party with which we hope to reconcile, with whom we aspire to at least reach an arrangement, that we very much want to believe will be deep down a rational and sensible actor – who ostensibly puts the welfare of its people first – is actually a retaliatory murderous entity defined by bloodlust.
