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Minister-without-portfolio Benny Gantz said earlier on Thursday in a speech that he intends to submit a proposal to establish a state inquiry committee to investigate what happened on October 7.
Reporter's Notebook: I am here to discover what I can about the process whereby the bodies of the hostages were found and brought home.
The ambassadors were also shown the video depicting the moment five of the remaining 132 hostages were taken captive on October 7.
Abigail was released on November 26, after 51 days in Hamas captivity and two days after her fourth birthday.
"The war proves to us that there is no limit to the unit's ability to reinvent itself," said col. Y.
IDF finds weapons in Rafah cemetery • Video of Hamas kidnapping female IDF soldiers published • IDF reveals Hamas terrorists working at Rafah Crossing.
Recognizing Palestine in the aftermath of the October 7 massacre is not a step toward peace; it is a step away from it. It signals to terrorists that their actions can yield political rewards.
The war cabinet met for four hours on Wednesday night.
Protests were held in Tel Aviv on Wednesday also to demand the government do more to get the hostages released. The city's mayor, Ron Huldai, was seen at the protests.
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