Missing boys in israel
Missing 4-year-old child Younes Abu Ghanem found in Ashkelon following police search
Abu Ghanem marks the second young child to go missing in the Ashkelon area within a month, after four-year-old Yuval Kogan was found after he went missing from Hofit Beach.
Missing 4-year-old Yuval Kogan found alive after overnight search near Ashkelon
Danon meets with Goldin Family about 'bringing our boys back'
'We're going to die,' student texted day before she was killed in flood
Hatzalah offers app to thwart kidnapping by sending GPS coordinates
Call goes out to police and simultaneously alerts Hatzalah’s dispatch center, with swipe on the smartphone app.
Shin Bet, NGO trade barbs over enhanced interrogation during kidnapping crisis
Media outlets report a senior military source saying Shin Bet has been using "moderate physical pressure” on certain Hamas agents to get information for finding the kidnappers.
Abbas’s role
What makes Abba’s comments in Jeddah so commendable is that he made them in Arabic and despite their lack of popularity among many Arabs and Palestinians.
Rajoub: Israel only understands language of abductions
Jibril Rajoub, who was himself released in prisoner swap, says kidnapping "soldiers" is the only way to release Palestinian prisoners.
Foreign mayors sign letter condemning kidnappings
The kidnapping happened the same day the mayors arrived in Israel, and in light of the great concerns for the teens, the idea for the letter was formed.
New York City stands with kidnapped teenagers, says councilman
At a rally near the former World Trade Center, protestors from varied faiths and backgrounds urge leaders to support search efforts.
Aharonovitch: Hamas must know kidnapping doesn't pay
Public security minister says reports of police failure to respond to a call from one of the teens should be investigated.
June 18: Missing boys
Readers react to the past week's stories, including news of the kidnapped teens.
Kidnapping, human rights and hypocrisy
In the real world, three days after the kidnapping became public knowledge, those who claim to promote moral causes are largely silent.
Israel, not Gaza, is under siege
The most recent peace endeavors began with American pressure, Israeli concessions and ended, as always, with Palestinian violence.