The delegation included Eli Sharabi, whose British-Israeli wife and children were killed during the October 7 attacksthe re
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The US President also met with a delegation of recently freed hostages ahead of his strongly-worded statement
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The corporation has admitted its wrongdoing, but it's not enough for some people
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Eli Sharabi was held in Gaza for almost 500 days, only discovering upon his release that his wife and children had been murdered on October 7
Plus, former minister accuses freed hostage of ‘echoing Hamas propaganda’ following criticism
The former national security minister said he was ‘proud’ of his conduct when questioned by journalists
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His kibbutz described his death as a profound loss, calling him the “beating heart of Kissufim.”
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that no goods or supplies would enter the enclave until further notice
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‘I’m sorry you came back in a coffin’ says sister of Tsahi Idan
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Sharabi only discovered that his wife and two daughters had been murdered by Hamas upon his return to Israel
The former hostage did not know his wife and daughters had been murdered on October 7 until he was released almost 500 days later
Israel has now received all 33 hostages scheduled for the first phase of the ceasefire deal
The bodies of four more hostages were returned to Israel following the funerals of the last group to be released, with as many as 600 Palestinian prisoners to be freed in exchange
Polish Museum defended the removal of Israeli flags bearing hostage ribbons from Bushey Synagogue tour group
