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Coverage dated October 14, 2023

A third-generation Israeli soldier has been missing for over a week. Her family can only wait.

Headline from The Republic

Roni Eshel, a 19-year-old Israel Defense Forces soldier, was stationed at a military base near the Gaza border when Hamas attacked last Saturday. Although she didn’t answer her phone when her mother called to check on her that morning, she later texted to say that she was busy but OK.

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  1. The Republic

    A third-generation Israeli soldier has been missing for over a week. Her family can only wait. (opens The Republic)

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    Roni Eshel, a 19-year-old Israel Defense Forces soldier, was stationed at a military base near the Gaza border when Hamas attacked last Saturday. Although she didn’t answer her phone when her mother called to check on her that morning, she later texted to say that she was busy but OK.

  2. Las Vegas Review-Journal

    Israeli soldier missing for over a week. Her family can only wait. (opens Las Vegas Review-Journal)

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    Roni Eshel’s father says IDF has told them she is considered missing; he believes she has been kidnapped.

  3. Green Field Reporter

    A third-generation Israeli soldier has been missing for over a week. Her family can only wait. - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    Roni Eshel, a 19-year-old Israel Defense Forces soldier, was stationed at a military base near the Gaza border when Hamas attacked last Saturday. Although she didn’t answer her phone when her mother called to check on her that morning, she later texted to say that she was busy but OK.

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