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Kfar Aza’s slow return after October 7: ‘We’re rebuilding trust’ (opens the original)
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Nearly three years after the October 7 massacre, residents of Kfar Aza are beginning to return home. The key word in that sentence is "beginning."This is not a single moment, not a day when the gates open and the entire community returns together, but a slow, cautious and sometimes painful process in which one family after another packs up its life again and tries to imagine rebuilding it in a place where everything has changed.Many are still debating whether to return and many will not. On Sept
'We don’t want to live in Auschwitz': Nir Oz wrestles with scars of Oct. 7 (opens the original)
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In Nir Oz, most of the burned and destroyed homes have already been cleared away and reconstruction is well underway. But several damaged houses are still standing, including the home of the Bibas family, from which Shiri Bibas and her young sons, Ariel and Kfir, were abducted, and the home of the Kedem Siman Tov family, where Johnny and Tamar Kedem Siman Tov and their children were murdered.A painful debate now surrounds those homes: Should the buildings remain as physical testimony to the Oct.
Gaza border residents warn: Today it’s kites, tomorrow explosive drones (opens the original)
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“This is not just about a kite, but about normalizing the situation,” Bar Manshuri, head of security for the Sha’ar HaNegev Regional Council, said Sunday.Seven kites launched from the direction of the Gaza Strip have been found in communities near the border over the past two weeks, and residents say they recognize the same pattern that preceded the wave of incendiary-kite attacks in 2018. “It’s not the colorful kites that worry us, it’s the process,” one resident said.Another kite was found Sun
From Hamas tunnels to the stage: Sagui Dekel-Chen unveils album written in captivity (opens the original)
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he central lawn of Kibbutz Nir Oz has served mainly as a place of mourning since October 7. On Monday night, it looked entirely different. Music filled the air. Blankets covered the grass. People walked barefoot, drank beer and gathered in their thousands for something resembling a small Woodstock in the heart of the devastated community.At the center of it stood Sagui Dekel-Chen, a former hostage abducted from Nir Oz, presenting his debut album, Minus One. All nine songs on the album were writt
'Hamas is still working. They are entrenching themselves': ynet reporter with IDF forces on the Yellow Line (opens the original)
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Just 150 meters separate the yellow line from crowded tent compounds, a busy street and an active market. Beyond them live hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, among them Hamas operatives trying to raise their heads from the ruins. On the Israeli side, inside the Strip, a different reality has already been built: permanent outposts, dining halls, gyms, guard posts and a operational space intended to keep the enemy as far as possible from soldiers and from communities near the Gaza border.These
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