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[ad_1] TEL AVIV — It was a moment of elation amid tragedy in December as baby Tala Rouqa was pulled from the rubble, unconscious but miraculously alive, after an airstrike crushed the home in Rafah where she and her family had hoped to find refuge from Israeli bombardment. “She’s alive!” rescuers cheered, as a neighbor…
[ad_1] IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Gazan father left all alone as he buries baby daughter 01:05 UP NEXT A story of survival: 13-year-old takes care of seven siblings amid the war in Gaza 05:44 Caged woman leads Tel Aviv rally calling for…
[ad_1] 17% of IDF deaths in Gaza killed by ‘friendly fire’ Israeli ground troops operating in Gaza face danger not only from Hamas militants but from lethal rates of friendly fire. 17% of Israeli deaths in Gaza occurred as a result of friendly fire or battlefield accidents, according to new data released by the IDF….
[ad_1] In a rare challenge to the Kremlin, a growing number of Russian women are fighting to bring home their husbands, brothers and sons who were drafted to fight in Ukraine. They say the men have served their time on the front lines, 15 months after some 300,000 reservists were called up to bolster Russia’s…
[ad_1] IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Nearly 60 dead as Arctic cold blankets the nation 02:36 Boeing cargo plane forced to make emergency landing after fire and ‘engine malfunction’ 01:27 Alec Baldwin indicted in ‘Rust’ movie set shooting 00:56 Trump looks for big NH win…
[ad_1] Six Catholic nuns along with others traveling on a bus in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, were kidnapped Friday, a Catholic organization said. The nuns were from the country’s Congregation of the Sisters of St. Anne, according to a statement from P. Morachel Bonhomme, president of the Catholic Church-affiliated group Haitian Conference of the Religious. He said…
[ad_1] Tech and Tesla billionaire Elon Musk, who caused an uproar in November by endorsing a bogus Jewish conspiracy theory on his social media site, X, is expected to head to Poland next week to take part in a panel on online antisemitism and will tour the Nazi concentration camp in Auschwitz. Vile anti-Jewish posts…
[ad_1] As the Gaza Strip enters its second week of a near-total phone and internet blackout, some people in the war-torn enclave are using a lesser-known technology — eSIM cards — as a last grasp at contact with the outside world. Most newer smartphones let users load an electronic SIM card rather than a physical…
[ad_1] The IDF declined a request from NBC News for further comment on whether it had identified any hostages after its operation at the cemetery or whether it had conducted similar searches at other cemeteries throughout the war. Locals identified the cemetery as the Khan Younis central cemetery, first opened in 1982 and divided into…
[ad_1] HERZLIYA, Israel — Hagar Brodutch is haunted by many memories of her 51 days in Hamas captivity, but teaching her children to cry without making a sound is the most searing. “It’s impossible for 4-year-olds to cry silently,” she told NBC News, speaking of her son Uriah, and her then 3-year-old neighbor Avigail Idan,…