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Israel’s prime minister said he asked for their forgiveness for not bringing their loved ones home. “We were close but we didn’t succeed,” he told a news conference in Jerusalem. On Monday, thousands of Israelis poured into the streets for a second day on a row in...

Netanyahu asks for Israelis’ forgiveness over hostage deaths

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Israel’s military said it has recovered the bodies of six hostages killed by Hamas militants in Gaza – including an Israeli-American captive – dealing fresh heartbreak to relatives who fear time is running out for loved ones seized by the militants more than 10 months ago.

Netanyahu speaks on hostages being killed

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  Residents of Beirut's southern suburbs have been scrambling to make contingency plans since an Israeli airstrike on an apartment building in a busy neighborhood killed a top Hezbollah commander and touched off fears of a full-scale war.For most, that means moving in with relatives or renting homes in Christian, Druze or Sunni-majority areas of Lebanon that are generally considered safer than the Shiite-majority areas where the Hezbollah militant group has its main operations and base of support.But for a small number, plan B is a move to neighboring Syria. Although Syria is in its 14th year of civil...

Some Lebanese who fear war is coming have an unusual backup plan: Moving to Syria

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Every day, 8-year-old Emma sits in a small garden outside her grandmother’s home in Salem, Ohio, writing letters to her mom and sometimes singing songs her mother used to sing to her.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back on pressure to reach a cease-fire deal after thousands of protesters poured onto the streets in the hours after the military said six hostages in Gaza were killed by Hamas. Netanyahu doubled down in public remarks Monday, saying he wants Israel to remain in control of the Philadelphi…

Netanyahu pushes back on pressure: ‘No one will preach to me’

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Discovery of six bodies may trigger renewed protests as anger grows over prime minister’s handling of the crisis

Hostage deaths could pile pressure on Netanyahu to agree Gaza ceasefire

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 Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed that Hamas will “pay a heavy price” for the death of six hostages in Gaza.In a press conference, he said: “Israel will not accept the massacre of six hostages. Hamas will pay a heavy price.”He was speaking after 24 hours of major protests in Israel after the death of the hostages on Sunday.Protesters demanded that Netanyahu cease prosecuting an offensive in Gaza and prioritise returning the hostages still alive in the Hamas-controlled enclave. Several dozen of the 251 originally taken, of whom around half remain in Gaza, have been killed.It comes as...

Israel Gaza: Netanyahu vows Hamas will pay heavy price over hostage deaths as UK suspends arms exports

An Israeli-American family that became an international symbol in the struggle to free hostages from Hamas captivity in Gaza laid their son to rest on Monday after the discovery of his body and those of five others brought a fresh outpouring of grief. Tens of thousands of people thronged a Jerusalem cemetery to pay their respects to Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who became one of the most recognizable faces of the nearly year-old hostage crisis. Hundreds of others lined a major thoroughfare in Jerusalem, holding Israeli flags.

Thousands gather to say goodbye to hostage killed in Gaza

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refused to move on conditions for a Gaza cease-fire and hostage deal. Netanyahu also said that he called the families of hostages killed in Gaza and asked for their forgiveness for not bringing them back to Israel.

Israel's PM Netanyahu refuses to move on conditions for Gaza cease-fire

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Ceasefire and hostage talks have been thrown into tumult after six slain hostages were recovered from Gaza on Saturday. Israelis are angry that no deal has been reached to bring the remaining hostages home. CNN’s Becky Anderson looks at how we got here.

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The Israeli military reported that the bodies of six hostages have been recovered in the Gaza Strip, and the main group representing the families of hostage held in Gaza promised a massive protest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s failure to achieve a deal that would release the captives.

Bodies of 6 hostages recovered in Gaza, Israeli army says; hostage families vow mass protest

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Carmel Gat was visiting her mother in Kibbutz Be’eri when she was abducted by Hamas militants on 7 October. The 40-year-old from Tel Aviv was to be released a month later in the first ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas - but the truce collapsed on the day she was to be set free.

Will mass protests in Israel be enough to alter Netanyahu's war on Hamas?

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Businesses, schools and banks in Israel were disrupted after a powerful union called for a strike to pressure the government to seal a hostage deal with Hamas.

'We could have saved all of them': Israelis go on strike as hostage deaths trigger demand for Gaza deal

As the war drags on, families of hostages who have been held in Gaza for nearly eleven months are becoming increasingly frustrated and angry. Some of them release some of their pain by yelling their loved ones names into Gaza, in hopes of being heard. And the U.S. pressures Israel...

The Pain and Frustration of Families of Israeli Hostages Held in Gaza

US President Joe Biden has said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not doing enough to secure a hostage deal and ceasefire with Hamas, amid reports that a new "final" proposal would be sent to the Israeli leader. Mr Biden and Kamala Harris, his vice-president, met US negotiators to hammer...

Netanyahu not doing enough to free Gaza hostages, says Biden

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if they're now putting people with down syndrome on the front lines in Ukraine I would say that they're down bad and we need to stop giving them money cuz this is evil - NewsBreak

if they're now putting people with down syndrome on the front lines in Ukraine I would say that they're down bad and we need to stop giving them money cuz this is evil

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