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Following the return of Ran Gvili, the most complex and obstacle-filled phase of President Donald Trump’s plan to end the Gaza war is now underway. The Americans are expected to try to bypass objections from the terrorist organization and Jerusalem, while talks continue between Hamas leaders and the countries involved in the reconstruction plan.
Israel’s insistence on bringing every hostage back home, including the dead, has earned it global recognition. Although everyone hoped for this ending, only a few believed it was possible.
After 843 days deceased hostage Ran Gvili was recovered to Israel from Gaza; after identification process, Israel declares no hostages remain in Hamas custody.
Three retail giants compete to bring international fashion chain to Israeli market as regional expansion accelerates.
The IDF announced on that the body of Ran Gvili had been located during a complex engineering operation carried out by the Alexandroni Brigade.
