OnPolitics: 'They didn't deserve this'

More than 100 Israeli soldiers and civilians have been kidnapped by Hamas.

Advertisement Advertisement Read in browser Read in browser On Politics Wed Oct 11 2023 Marina Pitofsky | Associate Editor/Politics Hello OnPolitics readers. After Hamas launched a shocking attack on Israel over the weekend, the Israeli death toll has reached more than 1,200 people as of Wednesday morning. More than 1,100 Gaza residents have been killed. Thousands more are wounded across the area, and more than 100 Israeli soldiers and civilians have been kidnapped by Hamas. Catch up quickly: What's happening in Israel? After Hamas attack, understanding the conflict in Gaza Two of those people may be Cindy Flash, an American, and her Israeli husband, Igal. Flash, 67, lives in Kfar Aza, a kibbutz in southern Israel near Gaza, where some of the most harrowing and grisly stories have been emerging during the last few days, USA TODAY's Kim Hjelmgaard reports. Flash's daughter, Keren, described her mother, who worked as an administrator in a local college, as someone who had the "sweetest biggest heart," who everyone knew and loved, and who had spent a lifetime advocating for the rights of Palestinians, including those who live in Gaza where she may now be held. "They didn't deserve this,'' her daughter said Tuesday on the grounds of a hotel and resort northeast of Tel Aviv, where hundreds of people affected by the Hamas attack temporarily evacuated. "No one deserves this." You can read more here, and keep up with USA TODAY's live updates on the war. 📩 Want to keep up with the Israel-Hamas war? USA TODAY has launched a special edition newsletter to stay informed on the conflict, from the latest developments to contextual deep-dives on the repercussions of the war. Sign up here to get the headlines delivered straight to your inbox. Stay in the know on politics: Sign up for the OnPolitics newsletter Israel-Hamas roundup: Fact-checking viral claims about the war A roundup of the false and misleading claims about the Israel-Hamas war debunked by USA TODAY. READ MORE Advertisement President Biden looks to ban 'junk fees' in sweeping new rule A rule proposed by the Federal Trade Commission would require ticket vendors, hotels and apartment rentals to show full pricing upfront to consumers. READ MORE George Santos hit with new charges, including using donor credit cards An indictment against Rep. George Santos accuses him of stealing the identities of campaign donors and using their credit cards for unauthorized charges. READ MORE Behind-the-scenes with Asa Hutchinson: His TV, book picks on the campaign trail USA TODAY gives a behind the scenes look at Asa Hutchinson's 2024 campaign priorities and a peek at his favorite books, TV shows and movies. READ MORE Pentagon shipping $200 million more in ammunition to Ukraine The $200 million military aid package for Ukraine comes as future funding remains in doubt. The lack of a House speaker raises questions about the prospects for more aid, READ MORE Sign up for the news you want Exclusive newsletters are part of your subscription, don't miss out! We're always working to add benefits for subscribers like you. SEE ALL NEWSLETTERS ➔ SEE ALL NEWSLETTERS ➔ Advertisement Newsletters   |    eNewspaper   |   Crosswords Follow Us Problem viewing email? View in browser Unsubscribe  •  Manage Newsletters  •  Terms of Service  •  Privacy Policy/Your California Privacy Rights  •   Privacy Notice  •  Do Not Sell My Info/Cookie Policy  •  Feedback

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