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Israelis, Jews plant trees in memory of Oct. 7 victims ahead of Tu b'Shevat | JTA - Vimarsana News

Israelis, Jews plant trees in memory of Oct. 7 victims ahead of Tu b'Shevat | JTA

(JTA) — On Jan. 21, standing on the grounds of the music festival that became a killing field, Meirav and Doron Madar planted a seedling in memory of their son.

Israel weighs Gaza ceasefire amid pressure from hostages' families | International - Vimarsana News

Israel weighs Gaza ceasefire amid pressure from hostages' families | International

Relatives of more than a hundred Israeli captives have been camping in front of the prime minister’s residence. Hamas is demanding an army withdrawal before negotiating their release. Meanwhile, the bombings are killing people in the south of the Palestinian enclave

Source: elpais.com
Resurrected: Nearly 40-Year-Old Sculpture Finds Renewed Meaning - Vimarsana News

Resurrected: Nearly 40-Year-Old Sculpture Finds Renewed Meaning

The alteration of 'Sacrifice of Isaac' and its crucial location in Hostages Square has intensified the sculpture’s meaning amid the current conflict.

'We are more united and determined than ever' - Gantz addresses public - Vimarsana News

'We are more united and determined than ever' - Gantz addresses public

"Returning the hostages is not just a goal on the timeline of the war but a moral duty of the state," Gantz said.

Source: jpost.com
'We will rise from the dust': Ahead of Tu BiShvat, Israelis and Jews worldwide plant trees in memory of Oct. 7 victims | Religious Life - Vimarsana News

'We will rise from the dust': Ahead of Tu BiShvat, Israelis and Jews worldwide plant trees in memory of Oct. 7 victims | Religious Life

(JTA) — On Sunday, standing on the grounds of the music festival that became a killing field, Meirav and Doron Madar planted a seedling in memory of their son.