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Hamas asserted that the cooperation with the Red Cross significantly accelerated the recovery process, leading to the discovery of additional remains.

This is one of several incidents in the past days in which Hamas members, in violation of the ceasefire between Israel and the terror group, attempt to cross over the Yellow Line.

"It is being done," Netanyahu told them, saying that he is "determined to return all the fallen hostages for proper burial."

The goal of demonstrations in general, and mass demonstrations in particular, is to mold the identity of the individual and to strengthen identification with the group and its goals.

The draft has been sent to several United Nations Security Council members and seeks to establish a two-year mandate for the force, aiming for international troops to enter Gaza by January 2026.

Haredi communities who so forcefully asserted themselves in the city did not just make a statement about the draft, but about their relationship with the very country they call home.

Tomer-Yerushalmi's appeal arguing that there was a “clear error in the court’s decision” was rejected.

Randy Settebrino recounted his experience of the three-month hate campaign, saying that the harasser contacted him and his family over a thousand times.

The IDF named the Radwan Force terrorist, who was reportedly killed in an air force strike, as Muhammad Ali Hadid.

The IDF noted that the individual posed an "immediate threat" to the troops.