Tanzania confirms death of student abducted by Hamas
Twenty-two-year-old Clemence Felix Mtenga was abducted by Hamas along with fellow Tanzanian 21-year-old Joshua Loitu Mollel.
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Twenty-two-year-old Clemence Felix Mtenga was abducted by Hamas along with fellow Tanzanian 21-year-old Joshua Loitu Mollel.
"They left her in front of us when she couldn't move forward," Army physician Gedalya Pandel told Israel Hayom in a conversation from Gaza. "For two days, we brought her blankets, a mattress, and food. We tried to evacuate her to the Red Crescent to transfer her to the hospital – without success."
On Saturday, the marchers carried Israeli flags and photos of the hostages as they finished the 70-kilometer (45-mile) walk to Jerusalem and slowly converged on Netanyahu's office. Once there, they were joined by crowds carrying yellow balloons printed with the words "Bring them home."
The director had signed a letter, titled "Stand with Palestine: Call on Political Leaders to End Their Complicity in Genocide!", essentially denying sexual atrocities were committed by Hamas on Oct. 7.
Israel Hayom speaks with three of the brave youngsters who although are not obligated to, have left their family and friends behind to protect the Jewish state.
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