The evacuees are the tens of thousands of Israelis who were forced to flee their homes in the North and South due to the start of the Hamas-Israel War and rockets fired from Hezbollah in Lebanon.
These families have been forced into new housing, such as hotels throughout the country.
How are evacuees, forced to flee their homes on October 7, coping with still not having their homes over a year later?
According to Defense Minister Yoav Gallant's decision, communities located up to five kilometers from the border should be evacuated.
Families have had to spend the Jewish holidays separated, as Hezbollah continues to fire at civilian communities.
From the start of the war, Ifat Ovadia-Luski, Yaakov Hagoel, and Shai Davidai, significantly supported border communities and evacuees, and spread awareness of the conflict.
Based on 2024 trends, 2024 is expected to conclude with only approximately one million tourists entering Israel, less than a quarter of the number of tourists that entered Israel in 2019.
Israelis must demonstrate support and solidarity during this challenging time, avoiding the divisiveness and judgment fostered by social media.
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Israel's security cabinet voted on the additional war goal of returning the 60,000 evacuees to their homes in the north.
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