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“We are refugees in our own country. Everything is on hold,” said Adele Raemer, a retired teacher from Kibbutz Nirim in the south.The post 240,000 Israelis living in limbo after

48 days since Hamas massacres. A firsthand account of the harrowing events and the devastating impact on the lives of ordinary people.

Good Friday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on the Anti-Defamation League’s Los Angeles gala and interview Dan Senor about his new book on Israeli grit. We feature an opinion piece from Elana Heideman about the Blue and White Unity campaign. Also in this...

Soldiers find piles of items Gazans stole from western Negev communities.The post ‘After the terrorists came the riff-raff’ appeared first on JNS.org.

Survivors of Hamas' deadly Oct. 7 attack on Israel say "drastic" measures are need to stop the terror group indoctrinating Gazan children with their warped and violent worldview.

Adele Raemer, 68, was dreaming of her upcoming trip to the UK to visit her mother-in-law instead spent 14 hours locked in her Kibbutz Nirim home’s armored safe-room.

Three families sat down with CBS New York's Shosh Bedrosian for an exclusive interview.

Survivors of the Hamas terror attack have spoken out against the "ignorant" pro-Palestinian protests erupting across US cities and college campuses -- and fear it could be the beginning of something worse.

The charade ensues.

The families of Hamas hostages will lobby Congress in hopes of their safe return as many share their firsthand accounts of the terror group's bloody incursion earlier this month