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A displaced resident from a kibbutz near the Gaza border told The Post that there is still the feeling of being a “refugee in your own land" six months after the devastating October 7 attacks.

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Almost five months have passed since Oct. 7. Most evacuees have begun returning home, but it’s not at all back to normal.

You can't live with neighbors who make a living off our deaths," says a Kibbutz resident who has been evacuated.

“We teach our children coexistence while our neighbors make a living off our deaths.”The post 661 Oct. 7 terrorists to get PA ‘pay for slay’ stipends appeared first on JNS.org.

An Israeli kibbutz hard-hit by Hamas’ assault on southern Israel announced on Thursday the death of Judih Weinstein — an American-Canadian-Israeli woman who had previously been thought to be held hostage in Gaza. The news came six days after Weinstein’s husband, Gad Haggai, was also declared dead. Weinstein, 70, and Haggai, 73, were taking an…

An Israeli kibbutz hard-hit by Hamas assault on southern Israel has announced the death of Judih Weinstein — an American-Canadian-Israeli woman who had been thought to be held hostage in

An Israeli kibbutz hard-hit by Hamas assault on southern Israel has announced the death of Judih Weinstein — an American-Canadian-Israeli woman who had been thought to be held hostage in

Local authorities say its too soon to let people go home as the threat from Hamas still exists.The post Gaza border residents angry at army’s OK to return home appeared

'We are refugees in our own country. Everything is on hold. I don’t know when I will be able to move back into my home.'