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(JNS) Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein - The contrast between two societies - one fighting to protect its citizens and the other entrenched in a culture of violence - is painfully evident. The fragile ceasefire has exposed the enduring abyss of hatred that fuels Hamas. The scenes of joy accompanying the release of Israeli hostages like Romi, Emily and Doron - imprisoned for over a year in the brutal confines of Hamas's regime - were a bittersweet reminder of human resilience. These young women, held captive in a society that thrives on terror, were finally returned to their families. Yet, their liberation only underscores the broader tragedy. More than 90 other hostages remain in captivity, their fate uncertain. As Israel navigates the challenges ahead, the smiles of its rescued daughters serve as a poignant reminder of what is at stake. These moments of joy, though fleeting, embody the resilience of a nation determined to protect its people and uphold its values. The writer, a fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, served as vice president of the Committee on Foreign Affairs in the Italian Chamber of Deputies. 2025-01-21 00:00:00Full Article
Fragile Smiles: The Hamas Ceasefire and the Shadow of War
(JNS) Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein - The contrast between two societies - one fighting to protect its citizens and the other entrenched in a culture of violence - is painfully evident. The fragile ceasefire has exposed the enduring abyss of hatred that fuels Hamas. The scenes of joy accompanying the release of Israeli hostages like Romi, Emily and Doron - imprisoned for over a year in the brutal confines of Hamas's regime - were a bittersweet reminder of human resilience. These young women, held captive in a society that thrives on terror, were finally returned to their families. Yet, their liberation only underscores the broader tragedy. More than 90 other hostages remain in captivity, their fate uncertain. As Israel navigates the challenges ahead, the smiles of its rescued daughters serve as a poignant reminder of what is at stake. These moments of joy, though fleeting, embody the resilience of a nation determined to protect its people and uphold its values. The writer, a fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, served as vice president of the Committee on Foreign Affairs in the Italian Chamber of Deputies. 2025-01-21 00:00:00Full Article
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