As Israel prepares to receive the dead bodies of the three Bibases, the Jerusalem Post examines Hamas’s claim to not harm children, and how the kidnapping of the Bibas family was received in international media.
In the now infamous video of…
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Terrorist convicted of mass murder of Israelis, released in deal, now guest of Hamas 'ceremony'
Mohamed Abu Warda, freed earlier in cease-fire deal, responsible for 1996 Jerusalem bus bombing which killed 44 people, was serving 48 life sentences ; Other terrorists freed in current deal attend handover ceremony for dead hostages
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Ari Fuld's brother: We're happy hostages are returning, pained at terrorists' release
Eitan Fuld, brother of terror victim Ari Fuld who was murdered in Gush Etzion, shares his family’s reaction to the news that Ari’s murderer will be released in the Hamas deal.
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Muhammed Abu Warda in attendance at Hamas ceremony in Gaza – Israel News
Palestinian terrorist Muhammed Abu Warda, who was released from Israeli jail in the current hostage-ceasefire deal, attended the Hamas ceremony in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on Thursday, KAN news reported.
In addition to Abu…
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Hamas stage for return of dead hostages set next to terror tunnel uncovered by IDF
Hamas set up a stage for its cynical ceremony on Thursday, ahead of the return the bodies of Shiri Bibas, her two little boys Kfir and Ariel and the elderly Oded Lifshitz, near the Bani Suheila cemetery where the IDF uncovered an underground…
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‘Absolutely no chance of being implemented’
U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to displace Gazans from their homes has “absolutely no chance of being implemented,” according to Chuck Freilich, the former Deputy National Security Advisor in Israel and now a senior fellow at the…
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Four slain hostages transferred to the Red Cross – Israel News
The coffins of the four slain hostages, Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas, as well as Oded Lifshitz, were transferred to the Red Cross, the military said on Thursday.
The coffins were being transferred to IDF and Shin Bet (Israel Security…
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New Israeli tech helps distinguish tiny drones from birds
A professor at Tel Aviv University’s School of Electrical Engineering has developed a method to make detecting extremely small drones easier—drones so tiny they can sometimes be mistaken for birds, explained Prof. Brian Rosen, vice dean for…
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Agam Berger recounts her she kept her faith in captivity – Israel News
Former hostage Agam Berger opened up about observing religious holidays and keeping Shabbat during her time in captivity in an interview with N12 on Thursday.
Berger, who was kidnapped from the Nahal Oz base on October 7 by Hamas, described…
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As IDF withdraws from Lebanon, Israelis in the North await a safe return home
Israel’s northern communities have been evacuated since the start of the Gaza war, when Hezbollah began firing rockets at civilian areas. Homes were heavily damaged, acres of farmland were set on fire, and—worst of all—30 Israelis lost…
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