The second hostage body returned to Israel has been identified as Sahar Baruch from Kibbutz Be'eri.
On October 7, he was with his brother Idan at their mother's house. When terrorists stormed the house, Idan was murdered and Sahar was abducted to Gaza where he was killed.
Idan’s mother will now lay her second son to rest 💔
The mother of hostage Nimrod Cohen: “We’re running to the safe room in the middle of the night, but it’s nothing compared to the worry I feel for Nimrod, held hostage for the last 618 days.”
Between running to the shelters and advocating for her son: Viki Cohen worried the 53 hostages will be forgotten.
“It’s time to finish the war in Gaza in order to put all the focus on Iran… How much longer is he [Netanyahu] going to extend this nightmare of war and hostages in Gaza?”
Mohammed Sabry Soliman has been charged with a hate crime, and the number of injured has risen to 12.
How much Jewish blood has to spill before the world admits that antisemitic rhetoric leads to real-world violence?
If your “activism” ignores this attack—or worse, justifies it—you’re not a social justice activist at all. You’re an accomplice to Jewish suffering.
Yuval Raphael is home in Israel! 🇮🇱💜
“What an unbelievable welcome. I came back with the greatest feelings of pride. I’m proud to represent this incredibly special and strong country… To me, the real message behind it is the State of Israel — going through everything it’s going through — yet always seeing each new day as a fresh start, always knowing how to lift itself up again no matter what happens. That’s what defines us as a people and as a nation... I feel a huge victory - but we won't have a real victory until all our hostages return home."
Thank you for representing us so beautifully. Mazal Tov, Yuval!
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Hamas murdered at least 60 dogs during the October 7 massacre.
Many were shot point-blank, like Eli Sharabi’s dog. Others died from smoke inhalation after Hamas set fire to homes in the kibbutzim.
How does killing dogs help Palestinians or “free Palestine”?
Orange balloons float into the sky by the glowing Eiffel Tower in honor of two little boys who were stolen far too soon.
Watch as the streets of Paris fill with mourners, hoping Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir will be able to see how important they were to us, and how sorry we are.