Three buses explode in Israel in 'suspected terror attack', police say
The vehicles blew up in parking lots in the city of Bat Yam, though without causing casualties.
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Series of explosions on buses in a parking lot rattles Israel
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Multiple Bus Explosions in Israel Put Country on Terrorism Alert
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Bodies of youngest Hamas hostages returned to Israel — but their mother wasn't, Israel says
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Israel says body released by Hamas was not Shiri Bibas
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Israel says mother not among four hostages' bodies returned by Hamas
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Hamas returns 4 bodies, including 2 kids but not their mom, Israel says
Hamas released four bodies, including the youngest captive taken in the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack, Kfir Bibas, and his brother.CBS News - 10h -
IDF says 1 of 4 bodies returned to Israel from Hamas does not belong to a hostage
The IDF said the bodies of Shiri Bibas' two children were identified, but the mother was not.ABC News - 18h -
Israel Says Shiri Bibas Is Missing After Hamas Returns Her Sons’ Remains
Hamas released what it said were the remains of Shiri Bibas and her two young children. But none of the returned bodies were a match for Ms. Bibas, according to the Israeli military.The New York Times - 17h
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