How Yuri Levin, a resident of Kfar Aza, managed to escape from Hamas terrorists.

[@realanthonyrich]

I'm so glad you survived that horror and I'm sorry for everything bad that happened. Yuri, I wish you all rebuild the community together and honor the lost.

[@walktip]

But if politicians styling other people land then tell you come staying here in stolen land ,I will give you everything Do you go and take all your family there? 🤔

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@successfulsue]

😢😢😢 my prayers are with Israeli

[@hanonomiri]

Israeli have no GOD'S... FACT How do you pray to ♈♉♊♋♌♍♎♏♐♑♒♓⛎

[@zhamiladamn2975]

Most peaceful religion 🪱🪰🦂🐝🦎🐢🐸🐮🐷🐖🐱

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@victoriaxox0]

Amazing story of survival. So glad you are safe ♥️

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@ivyshelnutt3823]

Wow he has to have a guardian angel because wow what a story. I wish him well. ❤

[@td8780]

Yuri God was with you on Oct 7th. He lead you to safety and now you can tell your story, show that the deniers are so incredibly wrong. May God continue to bless you and all Israel.

[@bailatwerski2951]

Unbelievably intelligent and courageous young Israeli man!!! His wit saved his life & savwd him from being a hostage of Hamas terrorists!!!! AM YISROEL CHAI 🇮🇱💪🇮🇱🙏🇮🇱🕎🍩🇮🇱💝🇮🇱🕊️🇮🇱🫂🇮🇱❤️🇮🇱

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@SunshinebaSunshineba]

Be Blessed Israel.

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@AnikeEsq.]

Congratulations. "GOD did not add another day to your life because you needed it. He added it because someone needed you" (and HE needs you) - Anonymous

[@mlewis7107]

So true.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

I wish you a wonderful life and a shield of light and protection to you ❤

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@deplorablegal4078]

All of these people need to take up arms and always be ready!

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@cmchatton1680]

What an amazing account! Than God you survived! John McHatton, California

[@bequinhas2007]

You were so lucky 🙏🇮🇱

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@anne-mareeosborne8718]

😢

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@praisenmamon8056]

My prayers with Israel praying for the peace of Jerusalem

[@enocksparta2634]

Hashem saved him. Pure fact🙏

[@jeanriff7954]

Behind Allah is satan not God dont vorget!

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@OctoberChild60]

ברח הי

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@NotforNow-eb9tb]

It was Hebrew that saved his life.

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@dawnanngallagher8495]

Yeah! Another survivor. I’m so glad he made it. I’m sorry he is going through this. He doesn’t deserve to have to go through this but I’m glad he can tell his story. It must have been so scary and to hide in the bushes and hear whatever you heard must not have been easy. Keep boxing and stay strong. Lots of prayers and love to you.

[@walktip]

Do you go and take all your family to a stolen land ? Why you do this to your family?

[@93yoyo360]

@@walktip You follow a religion that worships a child molestor (Muhamad and 9 years old Aisha) and a mass murderer and want to preach to us ? Go learn history.

[@eleanapshock9016]

⁠@@walktipreeducate yourself, because the Gaza people stoled from the Jews! The majority the Land was perchase by Israel from Arabs! They don’t want Gaza; they want all Israel Land!

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@dianayakubova9648]

Prayers❤

[@joanneguerrisi888]

My heart goes out to all those who endured this massacre From Australia i send love and prayers 💙🇮🇱✡🙏🇭🇲

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@Lesloi6227]

What a smart brave young man. Not to mention very clever also in how he went about things. Bravo Yuri. I stand with Israel from Australia.

[@doroth215]

Thankful to God that you are alive here with us. Use your remaining life on Earth to serve and worship God, because he saved your life in that split second.

[@walktip]

Why you go and take all your family to a stolen land ? Why you do this to your family?

[@joseeomega4819]

Jesus loves you and spared you for a time like this.

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@r.carter7974]

I am confused as to why there wasn’t more help delivered to the areas that were under attack? Bless Gods Chosen People!

[@martinawrensch6527]

❤❤❤

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@lisalilu5275]

💙🤍🇮🇱💙🤍🇮🇱💙🤍

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@jarrodbarkley9061]

What a terrifying experience, I'm so glad he survived! Idiots who support Hamas need to watch these videos and ask themselves why they are on the side of these barbaric terrorists.

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@Repent_and_believe_the_gospel]

It is such a horrendous thing that so many people are supporting Hamas... Definitely the wrong side they are supporting.

[@pacificoceania5828]

His story is scary . How can Israel government let their border unguarded? They know that they were surrounded by terrorist in North and also in south? So sad to see innocent Israelis died on terrorist hand in early morning when they woke up. Some are still on Hamas hand. Praying for their safety return to their family in Israel.

[@eleanapshock9016]

Many Arabs work with the Israel and I believe they are spying them! Muslims lie to the infidels, because their sect are based in lies!

[@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci]

They had a ceasefire agreement with Hamas; I'm not sure exactly when it was signed, but I think there had been several months without any rockets being fired by Hamas or any other incidents of violence, so maybe they just got too lax. But yes, it was a massive security failure; what's worse is it's opened the floodgates to all kinds of crackpot conspiracy theories about the government and military knowing this attack was imminent and not doing anything about it, or even having somehow orchestrated it so they'd have a reason to invade Gaza. But why now, after 18 years of leaving Gaza alone? It makes no sense to me, but I guess people are free to choose to believe whatever they want.

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@andreskorge1828]

Elephant 🐘 in the room 🙈♟💔♟🙈

[@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci]

@@andreskorge1828 I just explained that "elephant in the room". There was a ceasefire.

[@cherioncoutinho8501]

Jesus Christ take care of your people

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@titusmatthew8961]

Tuhan memberkati dan melindungi warga Israel dan tentara idf salam cinta kasih dari indonesia

[@cherylsemrau7100]

Baruch Hashem he escaped.

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@judysteadman799]

🙏 🙏 🙏 for Israel 🇮🇱

[@StefunnyStrange]

Isn’t the journalist the son of Hamas guy? Or am I mistaking his face? Has he always been reporting or did he just start trying it out? I’m very happy that he is perusing this career (if it is, in fact, new.) Either way good job, bro! Before I knew about this, I had been thinking that he should give journalism a try. It fits him well. Protect this man at all costs. I support you! Sincerely, a black woman in the USA.

[@chia-yinshih6155]

Nope. That’s not him. 😊

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@eyeswideopen7777]

Israeli intelligence let it happen. They known about it , a year prior

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@jh5174]

I hope Israel documents all experiences, even the quiet and varied cultures and nationalities and faiths, and maybe even produce a dumentary series to show worldwide... For understanding... 💝 120+ 🌿🕊️ And in Arabic and multiple languages...

[@lilyromero9223]

Continue to get closer to God and he will get close to you.

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@eugeniacoto655]

Yuri Levin, Shalom Shalom, may the Lord keep you and make his face shine on you. I celebrate your life and courage, you have purpose in this life. I bless your life. God be with you and keep you 🙏🏽

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@jaquelinemera3560]

Q Dios te siga bendiciendo y segiremos orando por israel y q regŕesen todos .los secuwstrados

[@drthomason7043]

Your lucky you're on that side of the fence with your press jacket

[@BlushAxolotls]

He was so lucky, and the fact that he was alone and single.

[@jh5174]

Blessings, Sir... 💝 120+🌿🕊️

[@Iwonderwhy153]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@deborahderosa4987]

Liar. The bedroom is not burned.

[@GGG-f1b2f]

So, the fire did not reach the bedroom, he smelled smoke from the other part of the place. He was lucky.

[@p.abidin6514]

i24 enjoys close ties with Netanyahu, military Israeli newspaper Haaretz previously reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was indicted on several corruption charges, has leveraged the issuance of a broadcasting license to i24 in exchange for favorable coverage. The channel - which broadcasts in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic - is known for making unfounded claims on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. British-Iraqi activist Kareem Dennis of MintPress News, an independent US-based watchdog journalism organization, claimed that i24 "has employed at least 35 veterans of the Israeli occupation forces as staff." He then went on to list various names and their ties to the Israeli military. "Channa Rifkin is an i24News correspondent who transitioned from the channel's Social Media editor to the Israeli military, then returned to work for i24News." "David Matlin, the host of a daily flagship show on i24News, is a former Israeli military sergeant and the regional director for Israel lobby group AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)." Matlin is also a founding member of the channel. "Eyal Pinko, who was the head of intelligence in the Israeli Navy before becoming the head of division in the Israeli prime minister's office, is another correspondent for the channel," Dennis said in the X thread. He also mentioned Daniel Tsemach, a former i24 journalist who joined the channel after serving as a social media manager for the Israeli military. Tsemach recently left his position at i24 to join Israel's state-owned defense company, Rafael.

[@joerocky8652]

from the toilet to the sea...