Hadar Goldin
Leo Terrell’s civil rights roots fuel his fight against antisemitism
Fighting antisemitism is "personal to me," Leo Terrell tells the Magazine, as he leads a federal task force targeting threats to the Jewish community.
After 11 years, Hadar Goldin's family marks Remembrance Day with closure
'Like a subway': IDF reveals Rafah tunnels where Hadar Goldin's remains were held
Hadar Goldin's brother warns West of hostage-taking threat: 'This is not only an Israeli story'
Naftali Bennett: To stop Gaza terrorism, focus on Iran and Syria
"I will do everything to prevent a third Lebanon war, a 14th Protective Edge, to go to the source, to go to the same people who pay $1b. a year to Hezbollah"
Goldin family: Don’t return bodies of Palestinians until our son is home
The family of missing IDF soldier Lt. Hadar Goldin has urged the government to stop returning bodies of Palestinians until their son is returned.
‘Get our sons out of Gaza just like you’re freeing Naama from Russia’
Hamas is also holding two civilian captives who wandered into Gaza: Ethiopian-Israeli Avera Mengistu and Bedouin-Israeli Hisham al-Sayed.
Israel moving towards ‘calm’ agreement with Hamas
Katz: No arrangement with Hamas without returning Goldin and Shaul
“There will not be an arrangement without the return of the captives and missing soldiers, but there could be calm,” he told Army Radio.
A parallel reality
One possible conclusion is that Israel is plagued by the existence of “parallel realities” – one experienced by the general public, and the other by its elected leadership.
Repatriate missing soldiers and civilians
The international community must acknowledge their return is an obligation, not a bargaining chip.
Encountering Peace: Bring our citizens home
Two Israeli citizens, presumed to be alive, Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed, have been in Hamas captivity for more than four years.
Hamas: Israel refusing to pay the price for prisoner swap
Khalil al-Hayya, another senior Hamas official in the Gaza Strip, also denied any progress related a potential prisoner swap with Israel.
Netanyahu won’t transfer terrorists' bodies to Gaza until MIAs returned
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: "No change in policy of targeted assassinations."