Adam Schiff Re-Hires Former Radical Pro-Palestinian Staffer Maher Bitar

 

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) has re-hired Maher Bitar, a former White House staffer who spent his student years as a pro-Palestinian radical in Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), and played a major role in the Biden administration.

Bitar’s new job is confirmed by Legistorm. He also previously worked for Schiff during the first impeachment effort against then-President Donald Trump, who will return to office on Monday.

As Breitbart News reported last year:

Maher Bitar, the White House Coordinator for Intelligence and Defense Policy at the U.S. National Security Council (NSC), was a radical pro-Palestinian activist and a leader within Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP).

The SJP is one of the most prominent groups involved in the pro-Hamas, antisemitic “encampment” protests that have taken over dozens of university campuses. Its parent group is also the target of a lawsuit by survivors and families of victims of the October 7 terror attack that alleges SJP is a propaganda front for Hamas in the U.S.

In addition, conservative author Daniel Greenfield wrote about Bitar’s record for the Jewish News Syndicate:

At the PSM [Palestine Solidarity Movement] conference in Georgetown [in 2006], Bitar had run a session describing how to best demonize Israel. Next year, he facilitated a Palestinian Student Society summit addressed by Joseph Massad, who had called Israel a “Jewish supremacist state” and praised terrorism.

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A few years later, Bitar could be found presenting at a Sabeel conference featuring some of the worst bigots like Rebecca Vilkomerson of JVP, who had invited a terrorist to address the BDS hate group, and Richard Falk, who had endorsed a book which wondered whether “Hitler might have been right after all.”

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Bitar went to work for UNRWA, interned at the misnamed and militantly anti-Israel Foundation for Middle East Peace and studied at Oxford’s Refugee Studies Centre, writing papers on the so-called “Nakba” and on “Palestinian” activism. He appeared to describe Israel’s security barrier as a “segregation wall.”

Schiff is considered a pro-Israel Senator, by the standards of the Democratic Party, but his reliance on Bitar for advice on national security policy signals a possible shift mirroring the anti-Israel drift of much of the rest of his party.

Romi Gonen, Emily Damari, and Doron Steinbrecher to be released today

 Romi Gonen, Emily Damari, and Doron Steinbrecher are the three hostages who will be released this afternoon after more than 470 days in captivity in Gaza.

Romi Gonen, 24, from Kfar Vradim, was abducted from the Novas music festival. At 10:15 a.m. on October 7, 2023, she told her mother, Merav Leshem-Gonen, on the phone that she had been shot. Her family confirmed earlier today that she will be among the hostages who are released today.

Emily Damari, 28, from Kfar Gaza, is a British citizen. Her mother, Mandy, expressed deep concern in an interview with the BBC last month that her daughter was no longer alive. “I am desperate for a sign of life,” she said.

Doron Steinbracher, 31, from Kfar Aaza, worked as a veterinary nurse when she was kidnapped from her home on October 7. She was among the three hostagess who appeared in a video released by Hamas on January 26.

The hostage release is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. this afternoon.

Hamas was supposed to have provided the names of the three hostages who are to be released today by 8:30 a.m. this morning. However, it only provided the names of the hostages at about 10:00 a.m., an hour and a half after the deadline, delaying the start of the ceasefire by that amount of time.

A small number of hostages will be released every week over the course of the first phase of the ceasefire, which will last six weeks. 33 hostages are expected to be released in total during the first phase, out of 98 hostages who are still being held in Gaza.

The Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, in a post on his X account

 

“If the ‘deal’ passes, we will leave the government with a heavy heart, and I will leave a ministry where I have invested all my energy over the past two years. I will step down with a heavy heart after establishing the growing National Guard, implementing a weapons reform, reforming the prison system, founding a special unit to combat incitement, restoring pride to police officers, prison and fire fighters, strengthening the Border Police, Special Patrol Unit (Yasam), and the Counter-Terrorism Unit (Yamas). I fought for fair salaries and gave them the support they deserve, and I was in the midst of strengthening and expanding municipal police stations to provide optimal service to citizens.

I love Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and will ensure he continues to be Prime Minister, but I will resign because the deal that was signed is disastrous. It releases hundreds of terrorists with blood on their hands who, upon release, will seek to murder the next Jew. It allows thousands of terrorists to return to the northern Gaza Strip with weapons—with the sole intent of killing Jews. It harms Israel’s defensive capabilities along the Philadelphi Corridor and other critical points, and it reverses all the war’s successes that cost us so much blood.

During my two years in the government, I also dealt with things I liked less and that didn’t align with my views. That’s the nature of coalition partnerships—sometimes you have to swallow quite a few frogs. But when such a terrible deal arises, one that abandons the security of Israel’s citizens and crosses every red line the government set for itself, even though the easiest path would be to stay in the government and continue the massive reforms in the ministry, it must not continue. This is a moment of truth for every politician: Does a person give up all their beliefs for the sake of their position, or give up their position for the sake of their beliefs? My beliefs have been shaped by attending far too many funerals. I will not lend my hand to a reckless deal.

I am filled with pride for the ministers and Knesset members of the party who demonstrated strength and integrity, agreeing to give up everything because they refuse to be partners in this agreement. Minister Waserlauf and Minister Eliyahu are both giving up ministries where they have done remarkable work—I was always proud of the praise they received. MK Fogel is relinquishing a committee where he performed wonders, providing support to the security and rescue forces and turning it into the most productive committee in the Knesset—a real legislative powerhouse. Likewise, the talented MK Kroizer is giving up his influence in the Judicial Appointments Committee, and MK Limor Son Har-Melech, the soul of Otzma Yehudit, is also giving up an important role. They stood bravely, voiced their opinions, and voted one after another in favor of resignation.

The hostages are close to my heart and to the hearts of all party members. We want to see them freed and reunited with their families, but not through surrender to Hamas. Instead, we must stop the transfer of fuel and humanitarian aid to Gaza until all the hostages are returned home.

If the war resumes and we know that the Israeli government is acting to defend its citizens and not leaving a massive terror hub in Gaza, we will return to the government. We are not toppling this government and will support it from the outside, but we will not be partners to a defeatist agreement.

We will vote against the deal in the government, and if it passes, we will submit our resignation.

The ‘Otzma Yehudit’ party will continue to be here for you in everything you need.”

Crap that will End Tomorrow!

 

This shlit ends in 2 days

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— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 18, 2025

The Chutzpah of Rabbi Dovid Hofstedter Trying to Convince Mike Huckabee that Chareidim Should not be Drafted!

 

Coverage of meeting with incoming US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee and Rav Dovid Hofstedter

Thank God that Mike Huckabee was having none of that and told Hofsteder off telling him politely that US cannot get involved in internal Israeli affairs! 

But the sheer chutzpah! 

Reb Dovid with his fancy English dressing up his outright perfidy with niceties! He fooled no one! 

Approaching the incoming US Ambassador to Israel, a Christian Evangelicist, no less, to undermine the Israeli Democratic process! 

First with his sneaky introduction to the subject "admitting" that a country needs an army to protect its citizens, but then veers into his agenda that he doesn't want Chareidim to be in the process! R' Dovid wants only Chilonim to "moiser nefesh" for the country! 

I cannot get over this! Totally disappointed in R' Dovid! 

?האחיכם יבוא למלחמה ואתם ישבו פה 

2 Judges in Iran’s Capital Tied to 1988 Mass Executions..Assassinated!

 

A man fatally shot two prominent hard-line judges in Iran’s capital Saturday, officials said, both of whom allegedly took part in the mass execution of dissidents in 1988.

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the shootings of the judges, clerics Mohammad Mogheiseh and Ali Razini. However, Razini’s involvement in the 1988 executions had likely made him a target in the past, including an assassination attempt in 1999.

Their killings, a rare attack targeting the judiciary, also come as Iran faces economic turmoil, the mauling of its Mideast allies by Israel and the return of Donald Trump to the White House on Monday.

Both clerics served on Iran’s Supreme Court, the state-run IRNA news agency reported. A bodyguard for one of the judges also was wounded in the attack at the Palace of Justice in Tehran, which also serves as the headquarters of the country’s judiciary and typically has tight security.

The attacker, who was armed with a handgun, killed himself, IRNA said.

“According to initial investigations, the person in question did not have a case in the Supreme Court nor was he a client of the branches of the court,” the judiciary’s Mizan news agency said. “Currently, investigations have been launched to identify and arrest the perpetrators of this terrorist act.”

Asghar Jahangir, a spokesman for Iran’s judiciary, separately told Iranian state television that the shooter had been an “infiltrator,” suggesting he had worked at the courthouse where the killings took place.

Later in the day, Jahangir told state TV that others were involved. “In this regard, some individuals were identified, summoned or arrested and investigations of them have begun.”

Unlike the U.S. Supreme Court, the Iranian Supreme Court has many branches spread across the country. It is the highest court in Iran and can hear appeals on decisions made by lower courts.

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a message offered his condolences for the “martyrdom ” of both judges.

Razini had been targeted previously. In January 1999, attackers on motorcycles hurled an explosive at his vehicle, wounding him as he left work as the head of the judiciary in Tehran.

Mogheiseh had been under sanctions from the U.S. Treasury since 2019. At the time, the Treasury described him as having “overseen countless unfair trials, during which charges went unsubstantiated and evidence was disregarded.”

“He is notorious for sentencing scores of journalists and internet users to lengthy prison terms,” the Treasury said. Mogheiseh had pressed charges against members of Iran’s Baha’i minority “after they reportedly held prayer and worship ceremonies with other members,” the Treasury said.

Both men had been named by activists and exiles as taking part in the 1988 executions, which came at the end of Iran’s long war with Iraq. After Iran’s then-Supreme Leader Ruhollah Khomeini accepted a U.N.-brokered ceasefire, members of the exiled Iranian opposition group Mujahedeen-e-Khalq, or MEK, heavily armed by Saddam Hussein, stormed across the Iranian border in a surprise attack.

Iran ultimately blunted their assault, but the attack set the stage for the sham retrials of political prisoners, militants and others that would become known as “death commissions.”

International rights groups estimate that as many as 5,000 people were executed, while the MEK puts the number at 30,000. Iran has never fully acknowledged the executions, apparently carried out on Khomeini’s orders, though some argue that other top officials were effectively in charge in the months before his 1989 death.

The MEK declined to comment when reached by The Associated Press.

While Mogheiseh never addressed the accusation he took part in the 1988 “death commissions,” Razini gave a 2017 interview published by Iran’s Shargh newspaper in which he defended the panels as “fair and completely in accordance with the law.”

“Our friends and I who are among the 20 judges in the country, we did our best to ensure the security of that time and the years after and from then, we guaranteed that the hypocrites (the MEK) could never become powerful in this country,” he reportedly said.

FRIEND OF ISRAEL? Trump Threatened Netanyahu To Make Ceasefire Deal

 Donald Trump issued a sharp ultimatum to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week, threatening serious consequences if the widely-criticized deal with Hamas was not finalized. According to a new report by The Wall Street Journal, Trump’s nominee for Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, delivered the message during a meeting with Netanyahu in Israel.

“The president has been a great friend of Israel, and now it’s time to be a friend back,” Witkoff said. He added that Trump was “exasperated” by delays and warned there would be “all hell to pay” if an agreement failed to materialize.

Sources familiar with the meeting revealed that Witkoff told Netanyahu his negotiating team must be empowered to make decisions, warning, “If Netanyahu didn’t want to work that way, everyone should just pack their bags and go home.”

Following the meeting, Netanyahu ordered his team—comprising representatives from Mossad, Shin Bet, the IDF, and political advisors—to travel to Qatar for urgent talks aimed at finalizing the agreement.

The deal, reached in Doha on Wednesday and approved by the Israeli government on Shabbos, closely resembles a proposal put forth by U.S. President Joe Biden in May. However, Netanyahu had resisted that earlier plan, citing pressure from his far-right coalition partners and concerns about maintaining Israel’s military position.

In July, he reportedly told hostage families, “If we give up on victory over Hamas, we are all in danger,” according to a recording obtained by the WSJ.

After Witkoff’s meeting with Netanyahu, Trump claimed on Truth Social that Arab officials observed he had more influence on Netanyahu in one meeting than Biden had over the past year.

Witkoff reportedly alleviated concerns from Hamas that the IDF would resume fighting after the release of hostages in the agreement’s first phase. “If everyone abides by the agreement, then Trump would encourage meaningful negotiations in Phase 2,” a source said.

WHO WAS IN CHARGE? Speaker Johnson’s SHOCKING Biden Revelation Sparks Questions Anew

 President Joe Biden’s apparent confusion over a key executive order left Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson questioning the president’s mental fitness and fearing for the nation’s future. The incident occurred during an Oval Office meeting in early 2024, where Biden seemed unaware he had signed an order freezing new liquid natural gas (LNG) export permits—a decision that had far-reaching economic and geopolitical consequences.

The troubling exchange, described by Johnson in an interview with Bari Weiss for the Free Press, paints a chilling picture of a president who, at 81, appeared incapable of recalling critical actions taken under his own leadership.

“I walked out of that meeting with fear and loathing because I thought, ‘We are in serious trouble—who is running the country?’” Johnson said.

During the meeting, Johnson pressed Biden on the order, which paused LNG export permits to European allies—a move he argued bolstered Vladimir Putin’s war machine by forcing Europe to rely on Russian energy. For Louisiana, a state responsible for 61% of U.S. LNG exports in 2023, the decision had devastating economic implications.

“Why would you do that? You understand we just talked about Ukraine, you understand you are fueling Vladimir Putin’s war machine,” Johnson told the president.

To Johnson’s astonishment, Biden denied issuing the order. “I didn’t do that,” Biden reportedly said. Johnson reiterated that the decision was having catastrophic effects on both national security and his state’s economy. Only after prolonged prodding did Biden seem to recall signing the order, justifying it as necessary to “study the effects of the fuel.”

Johnson, however, remained unconvinced. “I don’t think he was lying. I genuinely believe he didn’t know what he had signed,” he said.

The episode is just one of many alarming signs of Biden’s cognitive decline that have come to light. A bombshell December report revealed that White House staff had been concealing Biden’s mental struggles since the start of his presidency. As early as January 2021, aides had restructured his schedule to minimize public gaffes and limit in-person interactions. Despite these efforts, Biden’s mental lapses became increasingly evident over time.

The president’s decline came to a head during a disastrous 2024 debate performance against President-elect Donald Trump. Biden froze mid-sentence, gave incoherent answers, and frequently lost his train of thought, leaving even his staunchest defenders shaken. Days later, he announced he would not seek re-election, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris instead. Harris went on to suffer a crushing defeat to Trump in November.

The implications of Biden’s mental decline extend far beyond one troubling meeting with Speaker Johnson. The question of who truly ran the country during Biden’s term looms large, as aides and advisors appear to have wielded unprecedented influence over key decisions.

Speaker Johnson reveals that Biden had NO clue about a crucial executive order he signed.

Johnson asked Biden “why?” And Biden basically replied, “I didn’t do that…”

This is chilling. He’s either that demented or he WASN’T running the country.

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— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) January 18, 2025

TikTok Goes Dark in the US

 

TikTok’s app was removed from prominent app stores on Saturday evening just before as a federal law that bans the popular social media platform went into effect.

By 10:50pm Eastern Standard Time, the app was not found on Apple and Google’s app stores, which are prohibited from offering the platform under a law that required TikTok’s China-based parent company, ByteDance, to sell the platform or face a U.S. ban.

When users opened the TikTok app on Saturday evening, they encountered a pop-up message from the company that prevented them from scrolling on videos.

“A law banning TikTok has been enacted in the U.S.,” the message said. “Unfortunately that means you can’t use TikTok for now.”

“We are fortunate that President Trump has indicated that he will work with us on a solution to reinstate TikTok once he takes office,” the message said. “Please stay tuned!”

First it was ABC That settled with Trump Now CNN ordered to pay $5M for defaming Navy veteran after Biden’s disastrous Afghanistan pullout

 

A Florida jury on Friday found CNN liable for defaming a Navy veteran who helped evacuate people from Afghanistan following President Biden’s disastrous exit from the country.

The case also revealed formerly confidential facts about CNN’s earnings — showing that CNN posted profits of $600 million in 2021, $300 million in 2022, and $400 million in 2023.

The records also showed that the ratings-challenged network has seen its revenue plunge $400 million, or 18%, over those three years.

The six-person jury took less than nine hours to render its stunning verdict after a two-week trial in Panama City state court. 

The  jury awarded $5 million to security contractor Zachary Young and punitive damages were being discussed when CNN reached an undisclosed settlement.

Louis G. Adolfsen, a defamation lawyer and founding member of the Melito & Adolfsen PC law firm in Manhattan, speculated that the settlement could be for as high as $25 million considering Panama City is a “rural or semi-rural” area where the jury pool is likely hostile to CNN.

“I analogize this to [President-elect Donald] Trump being sued in New York,” Adolfsen, whose past clientele included rockers the Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and Black Sabbath, told The Post.

Young blamed CNN for destroying his business by showing his face onscreen in a story about a “black market” smuggling out desperate Afghans for high fees as the Taliban retook control of the country.

He described suffering severe depression and panic attacks as a direct result of CNN’s alleged smear job. The military veteran also told the jury that the televised segment led to the loss of millions in potential income.

He argued that his business targeted sponsors who could afford to pay for Afghans to get out, not individual Afghans charged as much as $10,000 for the service.

While CNN said it was wrong to use the phrase “black market,” it contended that its reporting on Young was accurate.

At the trial located in a conservative part of the country, Young’s lawyers urged jurors to send a message to the media. Questions submitted by jurors during the trial telegraphed some hostility, with one wondering whether CNN had treated the plaintiff as guilty until proven innocent.

Private messages also became part of the trial, with plaintiffs showing internal messages where CNN’s reporter, Alex Marquardt, said some profane and unflattering things about Young. Marquardt testified in the trial that his story “was not a hit piece.”

“We remain proud of our journalists and are 100% committed to strong, fearless and fair-minded reporting at CNN, though we will of course take what useful lessons we can from this case,” a CNN spokesperson told The Post after the verdict.

Defamation trials are rare in the US, in part because strong constitutional protections for the press make proving libel difficult. From the media’s standpoint, taking a case to a judge or jury is a risk many executives don’t want to take.

Rather than defend statements that George Stephanopoulos made about Trump last spring, ABC News last month agreed to make the former president’s libel lawsuit go away by paying him $15 million toward his presidential library and another $1 million in lawyers’ fees.

In the end, ABC parent Walt Disney concluded an ongoing fight against Trump wasn’t worth it, win or lose.

Murderers to be released into Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem

 

Arutz Sheva-Israel National News has learned that some of the terrorists with blood on their hands who will be released as part of the hostage deal will be sent to Judea and Samaria, as well as eastern Jerusalem, contrary to the promises that were made earlier to the ministers.

The decision is expected to cause widespread public criticism and additional arguments within the government.

Additional details are expected to be published following the meeting and the ratification of the agreement. The General Cabinet is expected to meet at 3:00 p.m. local time at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, approximately an hour before the onset of Shabbat.

Earlier in the day, the names of the hostages who are expected to be released in the first phase of the hostage deal were published.

The hostages who are expected to be released include Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, Ohad Ben Ami, the four members of the Bibas family, Yarden, Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir, Agam Berger, and Romi Gonen.

In addition, Daniella Gilboa, Emily Damari, Sagui Dekel-Chen, Yair Horn, Omer Wenkert, Alexander Troufanov, Arbel Yehud, Ohad Yahalomi, Eliya Cohen, Or Levy, Naama Levy, Oded Lifshitz, Gadi Moshe Mozes, Avera Mengistu, Shlomo Mansour, Keith Samuel Siegel, Tsahi Idan, Ofer Calderon, Tal Shoham, Doron Steinbrecher, Omer Shem-Tov, Itzik Elgarat, Hisham al-Sayed, and Eli Sharabi are expected to be freed during the first phase.

It is important to note that the list does not indicate the condition of the hostages or if they are still alive.

The New Rav of the Gordon Jewish Community Center in Nashville Arrested!

 

A 31-year-old Maryville man, Travis Keith Garland, was arrested after disguising himself as an Orthodox Jewish rabbi and causing alarm at the Gordon Jewish Community Center in Nashville on January 13, according to Metro Nashville Police.

Garland, wearing a fake beard, sidelocks, and traditional attire, entered the center asking to speak with a rabbi. Ignoring staff instructions, he attempted to enter a restricted area before being stopped by security.

The security guard, concerned Garland might attempt to grab his firearm, escorted him off the property. Garland later claimed his actions were part of an internet prank.

Following further investigation, Garland was arrested on charges of criminal trespassing and assault, with his bond set at $250,000. The JCC praised staff and security for their swift and professional response. MNPD detectives continue to investigate the incident.

Real Estate Attorney Mark Nussbaum has shut down his law firm amid allegations

 

The abrupt shuttering comes amid allegations the lawyer, known as a go-to attorney for Lakewood & Brooklyn real estate investors, refused to hand over escrow funds. And filings obtained by The Real Deal show previously unreported links between the Nussbaum Lowinger LLP founder & late Borough Park investor Mendel Steiner.

Steiner died last week at age 33 sending shockwaves through the close-knit Orthodox Jewish community. Steiner in his brief real estate career amassed 1000s of apts throughout the country.

Steiner struggled in recent years financially & faced at least one foreclosure in Florida where he took on a high-interest loan.

Rumors took off about Steiner’s sudden death. The Promote newsletter wrote that a lawsuit filed last week against Nussbaum was “important context to understand Steiner,” citing community sources.

“It has been a pleasure & privilege to work with you & serve as your counsel over the years,” said Nussbaum in an email to clients. “I value the connections we made & relationships we formed & justifiably proud of transactions we consummated & closed together.”

Nussbaum said the firm retained counsel, Ethan Kobre of Schwartz Sladkus Reich Greenberg Atlas, to represent it in the wind-down. Anyone who had funds in the firm’s escrow account can contact Kobre, according to the email.

Scandalous conspiracy theories

The lawsuit filed in Rockland County by an entity connected to nursing home manager Jacob Sod alleges Nussbaum failed to hand over $15 million in escrow. The lender alleges the money was used by Nussbaum to “show capital” to evidence purchasing power.

“Mr. Nussbaum prefers not to comment on ongoing litigation,” said Kobre in a statement to TRD.

Nussbaum responded this week to the lawsuit arguing the plaintiff is suing the wrong party. His response suggests the proper party is the borrower, a Delaware company Georgetown Residents. Nussbaum was just the person who acted as signatory on documents, according to his filing.

Nussbaum called Sod’s complaint a “confused mess of scandalous conspiracy theories” in his legal filing.

TRD found that Georgetown Residents LLC has a direct tie to Steiner by digging through corporate records & lawsuits. Georgetown Residents’ Borough Park business address is used by Aven Realty. Florida records list Steiner as the authorized person for Aven.

Aven is one firm used by Steiner’s real estate ventures. Georgetown Residents LLC is tied to a rental property in Lafayette, Indiana, owned by Steiner.

The full connection between Steiner & Nussbaum is unclear. According to Nussbaum’s response to the lawsuit, Steiner-linked Georgetown Residents were the recipients of the $15 million. The purpose of the loan was for “transacting business.”

Nussbaum alleges his law firms, Nussbaum Lowinger & Mark J. Nussbaum Associates, have no obligations under the loan documents.

Nussbaum’s name appeared in deals with dealmakers such as Shaya Prager’s Opal Holdings, Joel Schreiber, Moshe Silber & Yoel Goldman.

Nussbaum is battling another lawsuit in NY Supreme Court alleging his firm, Nussbaum Lowinger, hindered collection of a judgment in Florida. He has not yet responded to that lawsuit.

Mark Nussbaum refuses to hand over escrow money, lawsuit claims

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Zera Shimshon Parshas Shemos

 

List of Hostages Expected to Be Released in Stage 1

 List of Hostages Expected to Be Released in Stage 1 (Alphabetical Order):

1. Liri Elbag


2. Itzik Algart


3. Karina Arayev


4. Ohad Ben-Ami


5. Ariel Bibas


6. Yarden Bibas


7. Kfir Bibas


8. Shiri Bibas-Silverman


9. Agam Berger


10. Romi Gonen


11. Daniela Gilboa


12. Emily Damari


13. Sagiv Dekel-Chen


14. Yair Horn


15. Omer Vankrat


16. Alexander Trofanov


17. Arbel Yehud


18. Ohad Yahalomi


19. Elia Cohen


20. Or Levi


21. Naama Levi


22. Oded Lifshitz


23. Gad Moshe Moses


24. Avraham (Avra) Mengistu


25. Shlomo Mansour


26. Keith Samuel Sigal


27. Tzachi Idan


28. Ofer Calderon


29. Tal Shoham


30. Doron Steinbrecher


31. Omer Shemtov


32. Hisham Shaaban al-Sayed


33. Eliyahu Sharabi

Clip of Lubavitcher Rebbe z"l Against Negotiating With the Enemy