Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told graduating combat officers Sunday to "remember what we are fighting for," ...
The remains of the Bibas family were among the first to be returned under the Israel-Hamas truce deal last week.
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Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas to be buried in closed ceremony Wed.; public urged to line funeral routeEulogies at funeral near Kibbutz Nir Oz will be live-streamed; sister says Yarden Bibas struggling to come to terms with ...
“Violence against children is unacceptable. The Bibas children – and countless other children in Gaza should be alive today.
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Holding up photo of Bibas family, PM says Israel must ‘remember what we’re fighting for’PM tells cadets hostages will be returned, Hamas removed, even if it means return to war, and 'operational plans are ready'; ...
Eulogies at the ceremony near Kibbutz Nir Oz may be livestreamed after the family became a symbol of hostage suffering ...
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‘He isn’t dead, he’s in his room’: Young friends struggle with Ariel Bibas’s deathYoav Avital asked to invent potion that could bring his friend back, dictated a letter imagining Ariel 'flying over Gaza' to ...
The Israeli prime minister has suspended the release of Palestinian prisoners under the ceasefire agreement. The army has ...
A small ceremony will be held, with the family saying they 'don’t have sufficient words to express our appreciation for all that you have given us at this time' ...
Israeli tanks entered Jenin in the West Bank for the first time in decades, escalating tensions as troops are set to remain ...
The children of Gaza and the Palestinian Authority are raised on a steady diet of hatred. Their heroes are bombers, not Batman.
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