Spokesman for prime minister says the decision to share shocking photos was made 'so that the world will see just a fraction of the horrors that Hamas carried out'
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Netanyahu’s office releases horrifying images of infants murdered by Hamas
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Israel and Hamas use heartbreaking baby pictures in battle for support
Bodies of Israeli residents and Hamas militants lay in the grounds of the Kfar Aza kibbutz among burned out houses, strewn furniture, and torched cars, as Israeli soldiers went from house to house to take away the dead.
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared photos purportedly showing the burnt remains of children who were killed in last week's terrorist attacks.
Spokesman for prime minister says the decision to share shocking photos was made 'so that the world will see just a fraction of the horrors that Hamas carried out'
Israel is "conducting a large-scale strike" on Hamas targets in Gaza, the Israel Defense Forces said Thursday, as the conflict enters a sixth day. Follow live updates here.
Israel's government showed Secretary of State Antony Blinken and NATO defense ministers graphic images of dead children and civilians on Thursday, saying they were killed by Palestinian group Hamas as it builds support for its response.
In The Press for Friday, October 13: We look at the battle of images in the Israeli and international press, as Israel says it has decided to release photos showing babies killed in the attack by Hamas…
Israel s government presented graphic images of dead children and civilians said to have been killed in last weekend s attack by Hamas after reports emerged of claims that dozens of babies were ...
