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As Guterres halts humanitarian assistance to Yemen after Houthi abductions, his contrasting approach to Hamas's hostages exposes the UN's selective outrage.
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
The return of our hostages is still our sacred mission, but we must also ensure that those responsible for these atrocities are met with absolute destruction.
Let the memory of Kfir and Ariel Bibas ignite a fire in our hearts—a fire that fuels our determination to protect, to unite, and demand dignity and safety for every Jewish child.
While Israeli networks refuse to broadcast these grotesque propaganda displays, Western outlets continue to oblige.
Despite the heartbreak from the return of the slain hostages, we should not confuse tears for weakness or bowed heads for a nation whose spirit is broken.
The significance of Gabbard’s potential appointment extends to its impact on national security, foreign policy, and the organizational structure of American intelligence.
Intentional or not, the human rights regime has facilitated the Hamas agenda and hindered those that seek to stop them.
We have to gather up our courage and dedicate ourselves to eradicating the evil called Hamas, no matter what or how long it takes.
Israel mourns as four murdered hostages return home, a grim reminder of Hamas’s brutality. Their families grieve, and the nation unites in sorrow and resolve.
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