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Does that fall under the definition of anti-semitism? yes or no? why is it so tough? >> because its a -- its a -- its a difficult issue. >> have you seen protesters saying we are against jewish people? >> no. >> thank you. >> trace: meantime the president of columbia university as you heard there refusing to call the anti-israel anti-semitic slogans anti-semitic which is hard to position -- a hard position to take when anti-semitic agitators are taking over columbias campus in new york chanting ...

Israeli authorities have confirmed the death of a hostage, identified as a 47-year-old farmer from southern Israel, in Gaza. He was murdered by terrorists after months in captivity, according to a Saturday joint statement by the Israel Defence Forces and Israeli Security Agency.

UN human rights office says more than 100 hostages remain in captivity after being captured by Hamas.

The meeting took place at a government facility in the city of Kaduna, where the children are staying while receiving medical support

The children were seized by motorcycle-riding gunmen at their school in the remote Kaduna state town of Kuriga on March 7. | World News

In the last episode of a four-part podcast series from In the Dark, Heidi Blake discusses the secret recordings that shed light on Princess Latifa’s desperate fate.

Stretching down the entrance of Congregation B’nai Sholom-Beth David are two rows of empty chairs, a face staring out of a “missing” flyer on each, representing a hostage taken by …

Military officials. Houthis say they are targeting commercial ships in solitary in with palestinians as the conflict reached 100 days where hamas released undated Video Showing three hostages speaking under duress including Noa Argamani, the 26yearold captured on video being taken away from the Music Concert on The Morning Of the October 7th massacre. One of more than 130 hostages have remained missing tonight. Hamas released unverified images of the two other hostages, the two men revealing tha...

Josef Fritzl, an Austrian man who held his daughter captive and raped her for 24 years, is asking to be released to a nursing home.

Standing in the ruins of her home in the Nir Oz farming village on the Gaza border, Sharon Alony Cunio gazed at the distant skyline of Khan Younis, the Palestinian city where Hamas militants dragged her more than three months ago. Cunio and her 3-year-old twins were released from Gaza on Nov. 27. David Cunio is among scores of captives believed to be alive in Gaza after 120 hostages, including his wife and daughters, were freed during a weeklong cease-fire.