Royal Dead Sea Hotel has lost 80% of its workers due to the war and its CEO says government payments barely cover room costs: 'Who is supposed to pay the electric bill?'
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The institution is closed indefinitely and the surrounding communities have been evacuated, but returning to the area is 'a national Zionist mission,' college head says
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Family tried to leave Sderot as sirens sounded, were attacked by Hamas terrorists and killed in their car on October 7
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A new plan will give money to evacuees from near Gaza and the Lebanon border who forgo government-arranged accommodations

The Bedouin security guard was working in the southern city on the morning of October 7, when Hamas terrorists attacked

Minibus driver working near Sderot, when murdered by Hamas on October 7

Murdered in his car in his hometown of Sderot, October 7

Shot by terrorists as he went out to buy cigarettes, October 7

Military reporter Emanuel Fabian, political reporter Carrie Keller-Lynn & Arab affairs reporter Gianluca Pacchiani describe internally displaced people on both sides of the conflict

Almost all of Sderot's 30,000 residents have cleared out to state-funded hotel rooms elsewhere in Israel, but some 10% are standing their ground, urging the IDF to finish off Hamas