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The Ra'anana Metro-West High School has been disproportionally affected by the Gaza war as its former students fight in the line of duty. But despite this, the pupils want to join combat units when they get drafted.
The undoubted truth is that the mere outbreak of a military conflict between Israel and any party in the Middle East represents a definite Iranian strategic interest, and this interest is consequently deepened if this party falls under the banner of an axis that Iran leads, finances, and supports politically and strategically.
The 3 hostages were killed despite waving a white flag and shouting in Hebrew, but at least one soldier saw them as a threat and fired. Two days before the tragedy, a building with "Three hostages,” “SOS,” and “Save us” spray painted in red was discovered a few hundred meters from where it occurred.
In April 2022, Iranian intelligence officers arrested three people they said belonged to a group linked to Mossad. It is not clear if the executed person was one of them.