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A former hostage abducted from a music festival, held for over a year, shares plans to build a family with a close friend after release.
 
A former hostage abducted from a music festival, held for over a year, shares plans to build a family with a close friend after release.
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Israeli Prison Service prevented an attempt to smuggle prohibited messages hidden in a lawyer's belongings during a prison visit, with dozens of attorneys facing legal actions for security-related violations in the past year.
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Israeli authorities and COGAT stated that Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) refused to comply with new registration requirements, including providing employee lists, leading to its expected exit from Gaza operations. Official data highlighted the organization's limited role in Gaza's healthcare, operating few clinics and field hospitals while bringing in minimal aid trucks compared to overall efforts. Critics accused MSF of lacking transparency, amplifying anti-Israel narratives, downplaying Hamas actions, and compromising neutrality through past incidents and reliance on local staff.
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Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani appointed radical Steven Banks as corporation counsel and (Al Qaeda lawyer) Ramzi Kassem as chief counsel, drawing criticism for their activist backgrounds and past representations, including cases involving controversial figures. Concerns were raised about rising Muslim influence in New York City politics alongside anti-Israel sentiments in parts of the community.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized to U.S. leaders that Gaza reconstruction cannot proceed while Hamas retains large numbers of rifles.
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A Texas man (believed, convert to Islam) was charged with attempting to supply bomb-making materials and support to individuals he believed were connected to ISIS, following an undercover operation.
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Commentators points toTucker Carlson and Candace Owens for downplaying threats from Islam, defending related aspects, and focusing criticism on Israel instead.
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A racist Arab security guard admitted to attacking a Jewish man at a police station out of nationalistic motives (Kfar Saba, 3.23.23), leading to a civil lawsuit, filed by 'Honenu' human rights org., seeking compensation.
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Fatal Arab terror incidents in Judea and Samaria decreased significantly amid intensified military operations.
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The Hostages Families Forum ended its activities after years of advocacy.
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Netanyahu addressed evangelical supporters, talks about shared values in a broader civilizational context, and stated Israel emerged stronger while committing to hostage returns.
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Contrary to rumors, no deal of settling Gazans in Somaliland.
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Israeli official meets Arab hero in the antisemitic attack Hannukah massacre on Australia.
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Protests in Iran continued with reports of regime forces clashing with demonstrators and facilities targeted.
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Support initiatives continued for children affected by October 7 events, while the IDF reviewed major eliminations and operations throughout the year.
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Outgoing New York Mayor Adams released a report on efforts to combat antisemitism.
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An Egyptian commentator accused Israel of secretly destabilizing multiple countries, echoing historical conspiracy claims.
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Israel's Supreme Court froze funds allocated to Haredi ultra-Orthodox educational institutions following a petition for its overwong avoidance of serving in the army due to religious reasons.
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"[[Haaretz]], a so-called 'news' outlet that consistently peddles fake narratives, once again exposes its blatant hypocrisy. First, it publishes smear after smear against the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), spreading lies and distorting the truth about the courageous men and women who protect their country against genocidal regimes/groups. Then, in a stunning display of double standards, it turns around and criticizes the Haredim (ultra-Orthodox) community for not serving in the IDF, ignoring the deeply held religious and cultural beliefs that shape their choices.
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The conclusion here is undeniable: Haaretz isn't driven by a commitment to truth or fairness; its agenda is steeped in anti-Jewish bigotry. It attacks the very heart of Israeli society, seeking to divide and weaken the Jewish community, all while pretending to advocate for unity. Their reporting isn't about facts—it's about furthering an ideological agenda that undermines the Jewish state and distorts its realities."
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Plans advanced for Gaza rebuilding, including new housing and international coordination for stabilization.
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Arab led racist Pro-Palestinian protesters, outrageously, harassed the family of slain Israeli Ran Gvili held in Gaza, in Miami.
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Under Islamic mayor Sadiq Khan, the Star of David was omitted from the Israeli flag displayed during London's New Year's Eve fireworks, sparking controversy and calls for explanation from the mayor.
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Israeli officials estimate that only half of the Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror tunnels in the area between the Gaza border and the Yellow Line have been located and destroyed.
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A network of arms dealers supplying weapons to Bedouin communities in southern Israel was exposed.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu attended a New Year's Eve gala hosted by Trump.
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Turkey stated it will not participate in any international force dealing with Gaza's future.
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A smuggling ring that intercepted IDF communications and brought machine guns from Egypt was dismantled.
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Noted adv. Ori Egoz writes that, drawing parallels to the Nuremberg Trials and the coining of the term genocide by Raphael Lemkin, trials should be held for Hamas's Nukhba terrorists involved in the October 7 events, while criticizing the misuse of genocide accusations against Israel.
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Former hostage Romi Gonen described her experiences in Hamas captivity, including prolonged isolation, sexual assaults by captors, trauma, and interactions with a senior Hamas commander who attempted to silence her story in exchange for priority release. She spoke of fighting the trauma: 'I'll carry this my entire life. You can't heal'.
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Revealed:
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Doctors Without Borders was banned from operating in Gaza and the West Bank due to evidence of employing individuals linked to terrorist organizations, promoting anti-Israel narratives, supporting boycotts, and failing to provide required transparency.
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[[MSF and Arab-Islamist terror]].
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