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Can Israel Save Its Captured Citizens from Hamas? - Vimarsana News

Can Israel Save Its Captured Citizens from Hamas?

Holding hostages in unknown locations throughout this territory is an attempt to prevent Israel from launching military strikes that could inadvertently kill Israeli citizens.

Hamas hostage taking in Gaza: A Q&A with international security expert James Forest - Vimarsana News

Hamas hostage taking in Gaza: A Q&A with international security expert James Forest

Hamas' surprise attack on Israel last weekend that has killed at least 1,200 Israelis, has captured what are estimated to be 150 hostages. President Biden revealed on Oct. 10 that some are Americans.

Israel has no good options for dealing with Hamas' hostage-taking in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Israel has no good options for dealing with Hamas' hostage-taking in Gaza

Pictures are put together on a pavement beside candles during the 'Jewish Community Vigil' for Israel in London on Oct. 9, 2023. AP Photo/Kin CheungHamas, the Gaza-based Palestinian militant group that mounted a deadly surprise attack on Israel that has killed – at last count – at least 1,200 Israelis, has captured what are estimated to be 150 hostages. Brought back to Gaza, those hostages include children, members of the military and the elderly. Most are civilians captured from the towns borde

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Israel, Hamas, Gaza and hostage-taking: no good options - Vimarsana News

Israel, Hamas, Gaza and hostage-taking: no good options

Israel cannot be seen to underreact, international security expert James Forest says, yet neither should it overreact.

Professor: 3rd Trump indictment won't change minds - Vimarsana News

Professor: 3rd Trump indictment won't change minds

Former President Donald Trump may have been indicted for the third time Wednesday, but University of Massachusetts Lowell professor James Forest said the latest trouble will likely not change right-wing