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Hamas shares haunting picture of kidnapped Israeli girl as mum begs for release - Vimarsana News

Hamas shares haunting picture of kidnapped Israeli girl as mum begs for release

EXCLUSIVE: 'My daughters were being educated to love the people on the other side, in Gaza. Hamas doesn't need the kids. They didn't do anything. They're not soldiers,' says Israeli mum Maayan Zin, 50, whose daughters were kidnapped by terrorists more than a week ago.

Jewish families claims responsibility for beaming images of Israeli children and grandparents held hostage by Hamas on the side of the UN HQ in New York: 'Bring back our families!' - Vimarsana News

Jewish families claims responsibility for beaming images of Israeli children and grandparents held hostage by Hamas on the side of the UN HQ in New York: 'Bring back our families!'

A group of Israeli-Americans projected images of the children and elderly who were kidnapped by Hamas. It included missing nine-month old and four-year-old siblings.

'No one to talk to': Israelis feel abandoned by trusted army after terror assault - Vimarsana News

'No one to talk to': Israelis feel abandoned by trusted army after terror assault

Jonathan Silver says he has received no information on 6 missing relatives, three whom may be held captive in Gaza; he's especially concerned for aunt, who suffers from Parkinson's

For years, they trusted the army to defend and inform them. Now many Israelis feel abandoned - Vimarsana News

For years, they trusted the army to defend and inform them. Now many Israelis feel abandoned

Most Israelis thought it was an ironclad social contract

For years, Israelis trusted the army to defend and inform them. Now many feel abandoned - Vimarsana News

For years, Israelis trusted the army to defend and inform them. Now many feel abandoned

JERUSALEM (AP) — It was, they thought, an ironclad social contract. Israeli citizens would serve in the military and live along enemy borders. In exchange, the army would defend them.