A year has passed since October 7th, and we are all still reeling in pain from that black day. As we mark the first Memorial Day, we at Elbit Systems stand together in remembrance of those who were taken and those who were lost. We honor their lives, their stories, and their enduring strength.
Together we are strong. Together, we will rise and dance again.
Right by the Zeitoun school, central Gaza: Hamas placed a workshop containing weapons, including gun barrels, AK-47s, ammunition, explosives, and machines for producing rockets and launchers.
Hamas systematically exploits the civilian population in Gaza, using them as human shields.
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Thank you @elonmusk for telling the world about the rise of antisemitism & your support of Israel & the hostages still being held by Hamas. WATCH
Tonight, the US House of Representatives UNANIMOUSLY passed H. Res. 793 condemning Hamas's attack on Israel and demanding it release all hostages.
The resolution:
☑️ condemns Hamas for its brutal attack on Israel;
☑️ condemns Hamas for taking hostages;
☑️ condemns Hamas for threats made against hostages;
☑️ demands Hamas immediately release all hostages and return them to safety
☑️ recognizes that hostage-taking is a violation of international law
☑️ expresses sympathy to the hostages, wounded, deceased, and their families
As the world celebrates #WorldChildrensDay , 40 children are being held hostage by terrorists in Gaza.
Children who had to watch their families murdered before their eyes.
Children who had their innocence ripped away from them.
Children who are still held hostage by savage butchers.
We will continue to operate until they all return home.
Michael Jackson first performed his iconic "Moonwalk" dance move during a TV special called "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever in 1983. It became one of his signature moves and a defining moment in pop culture history.
Good video explaining why other Arab nations are unwilling to take in hundreds of thousands of refugees from Gaza.
Lebanon, Jordan and Kuwait all have terrible experiences with Palestinian refugees. This video explains it.
Via @breeadail & @GHStaigle