IDF: One returned body does not belong to hostage
In a shocking twist, the Israeli military says one of the four bodies returned from Hamas does not belong to a hostage. As a part of the ceasefire, Hamas agreed to return four hostages. Journalist and peace activist Oded Lifshitz and Shiri Bibas and her two children - Ariel and Kfir Bibas.
After October 7, all three were called up to the 926th Rescue Battalion, where they soon discovered their shared stories of ...
"No match was found for any other hostage. This is an anonymous, unidentified body,” the Israel Defense Forces said.
A post shared on X claims the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) admitted that 6,000 troops were killed. Verdict: False It is said ...
The IDF said that its continued activities in and around the buffer zone in Syria add additional security for Israel ...
Israel’s broadened military presence on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights buffer zone set up after the Yom Kippur War seems set to be long-term, following uncertainty over the possible approach by ...
Defense Minister Israel Katz noted that "Forty thousand Palestinians have so far been evacuated from the Jenin, Tulkarm, and Nur a-Shams refugee camps, which are now empty of residents." ...
There is shock and outrage in Israel as the IDF accuses Hamas of murdering the two youngest hostages and failing to return the remains of their mother to Israel. New York Times diplomatic ...
On Friday morning, the boys’ aunt posted a grieving message on Facebook, vowing, “We are not giving up on your mom, Shiri.” ...
In the workplace and at school, the threat of racist retaliation and genocide denial looms around every corner.
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