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The IDF continues Operation Brothers Return in the hope of finding captives Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel. It has been over 10 days and there are no significant leads in the case. The boys were taken hostage by Hamas on the eve of 15 Sivan, and their trail has vanished.
Close to 15,000 soldiers have been taking part in the operation in areas of Yehuda and Shomron, however IDF Spokesman Brigadier-General Moti Almoz announced the operation is winding down from the aspect of arresting Hamas terrorists. He explains the operation has almost achieved its goal to date, the arrest of Hamas terrorists known to be tied directly to acts of terror. The hundreds of arrests officials believe have delivered a serious blow to Hamas’ infrastructure in Yehuda and Shomron. About 400 terrorists have been taken into custody since the operation began.
While the arrests are expected to come to an end in the coming days, the search for the captives is expected to continue.
Names for Tehillim:
1. Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah
2. Gilad Michael ben Bat Galim
3. Eyal ben Iris Teshurah
Mike Huckabee meets with the Frenkel family:
The search for the boys continues:
PM Netanyahu explains to the cabinet that he met with the parents of the captives:
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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This would be a joke if it wasn’t so sad!!
15000? What a joke. They should have had 50,000 and shut down everything.
They turned it into a political fiasco, by trying to break the PLO from Hamas. And what’s the point, they are all the same, with the same evil goal. Their tactics may look different, at the end of the day they all want the same things Jews killed and out of EY.
Even the MK Arabs have the chutzpah to justify kidnapping a and no one does anything.
Oh, they will reinstate destroying homes of terrorist, as if that ever stopped them. What happened to the death penalty? How is it that Hamas still plans kidnapping a from the jails???
The Israeli any Torah elite have totally lost it
I think they should start looking in Gaza. That’s probably where they were taken.