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Video: Israeli Woman With 7 Armed Men And Hamas' Youngest Hostage
Israel's military on Monday published new images and voiced concern about a mother and her two boys -- including a baby who is the youngest hostage seized by Hamas operatives.
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"Balloons, Blessings": Freed Gazans Mark Birthday Of One-Year-Old Baby Still In Captivity
Israelis released from captivity in Gaza reconvened in their ravaged border village on Tuesday to hold a solemn first-birthday ceremony for the infant of a family still held hostage.
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10-Month-Old Hostage Killed In Israeli Airstrike On Gaza, Claims Hamas
Kfir Bibas was 9-months-old when he was captured by Hamas operatives on October 7 from his home in Israel. His mother and four-year-old brother were also taken hostage during the surprise attack.
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Hamas's Youngest Hostage, 9-Month-Old, Has Recently Started To Crawl
Nine months old. The smiling red-haired baby had recently started to crawl after rocking on all fours. Kfir Bibas lived with his parents and 4-year-old brother in a kibbutz in southern Israel.
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Video: Israeli Woman With 7 Armed Men And Hamas' Youngest Hostage
Israel's military on Monday published new images and voiced concern about a mother and her two boys -- including a baby who is the youngest hostage seized by Hamas operatives.
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"Balloons, Blessings": Freed Gazans Mark Birthday Of One-Year-Old Baby Still In Captivity
Israelis released from captivity in Gaza reconvened in their ravaged border village on Tuesday to hold a solemn first-birthday ceremony for the infant of a family still held hostage.
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10-Month-Old Hostage Killed In Israeli Airstrike On Gaza, Claims Hamas
Kfir Bibas was 9-months-old when he was captured by Hamas operatives on October 7 from his home in Israel. His mother and four-year-old brother were also taken hostage during the surprise attack.
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Hamas's Youngest Hostage, 9-Month-Old, Has Recently Started To Crawl
Nine months old. The smiling red-haired baby had recently started to crawl after rocking on all fours. Kfir Bibas lived with his parents and 4-year-old brother in a kibbutz in southern Israel.
