Shahar Vahab – a photographer, farmer, a son and a father from Kibbutz Nir Oz – was about to take a picture of the sunrise when the terrorists began their attack. He spent the next 13 hours hiding a few feet from the killers. "I photographed everything around Nir Oz during my 30 years there.... but I won't show you the last picture of a burning farm; that's not how I want it to be remembered."

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The maneuver in Jabalia is a successful model for continuing the operation. The siege on Gaza is a vital means of combat.

According to the New York Times, the flights are designed to "assist in locating hostages, monitor for signs of life and pass potential leads to the IDF."

It’s a vicious cycle: Lack of exposure leads to lack of awareness leads to lack of knowledge leads to lack of recognition.