eighty-one -year-old physicist who repatriated from the ussr to israel back in the nineties, sergei gredeskul and his wife. hamas members on the morning of october 7th. i spent a year in graduate school in israel, just at the bengurion university in bersheva, where he worked. sergei was always ready to discuss scientific issues, especially with his colleagues, including the young guys who came to bersheva. those with those guys who came from the former soviet union, well, a very pleasant person to talk to, calm and friendly, in the same village of afakim, where in total the militants shot more than 260 civilians, another native of russia, thirty-year-old david lyststsov, who repatriated to israel from near chelyabinsk, died. david worked as a security guard and died protecting participants of a music festival. who became the first victims of the invading islamists. david decided to take his people out by car. they saw three militants running out of the forest in front of them, and david ordered his guys who were in the car, there were only five of them, and he ordered them all to run out of t

eighty-one-year-old physicist who repatriated from the ussr to israel, back in the nineties, sergei gredeskul his wife victoria were shot by hamas on the morning of october 7. alonylaikh from the village of niramu on the gas border was saved thanks to the fact that the head of the local council of the kibbutz cut off the power to the village, thus blocking the gate; the militants who arrived simply did not waste time on the road to evacuation was the most terrible in my life, we saw dozens of burnt cars overturned, burnt bodies, it was an apocalypse, the end of the world. there are surviving captives taken by their captors to the gaza strip. the government has already notified 128 israeli families of relatives who have become hostages in the palestinian enclave. among them are children. israeli networks publish photographs of the boy. and girls, the eldest of whom is 15 years old, the youngest is five. my kids are out there somewhere with my wife and i hope they are okay and i want them to come back home safe and sound. we don't want to watch children die on both sides. residents of thirty-tw

eighty- one-year-old physicist who had repatriated from the ussr to israel back in the nineties, sergei gredeskulked. sergey was always ready, with his colleagues, including young ones the guys who came to bersheva to discuss scientific issues - especially those with those guys who came from the former soviet union, well, a very pleasant person to talk to, calm and friendly. at least thousands of dead, 3,000 israelis wounded, with more than 300 still in serious or critical condition. more than 350 people are still missing. up to 200 captured hostages taken by militants to the gaza strip. such losses, in the opinion of the country's political leadership, make the ground operation in gas with the goal of the complete destruction of hamas almost inevitable. the israeli government press service released a recording of a telephone conversation between prime minister netanyahu and american president biden. joe, i want to give you a clear picture of the difficult situation we face. hundreds of people were killed. hundreds of abducted people, including children, the scale of this evil is only getting wor