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Ariel Zohar will turn 13 two weeks from now, having survived the Nahal Oz killing spree. The terrorists set his home on fire and killed his parents and sisters. But just before it was too late, ZAKA volunteers retrieved the tefillin – which was passed on from his Holocaust-survivor grandfather – with the help of commandos.
Biden’s visit and his far-reaching statements will be recorded as a mighty gesture to the State of Israel and a historic act of heroism in the history of the Jewish people.
In interview with Daily Mail, the Israeli leader asked, "I have seen scalps, I have seen horrific pictures, children being shot and incredible, painful stories of entire families wiped off the face off the earth. What else do they need?"
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant told troops gathered at the Gaza border on Thursday that they will soon see the Palestinian enclave "from inside", suggesting an expected ground invasion with the aim of annihilating Hamas could be nearing.