Evitar Moshe Kipnis, one of three Italo-Israelis missing since the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, is dead, local sources told ANSA Tuesday.
Evitar Moshe Kipnis with his wife, Liliach, and their two sons. (Photo: AAP)
His wife, Liliach Le Havron, disappeared with him from the Beeri kibbutz where 108 bodies were found.
Kipnis was identified from the DNA of one of the victims.
There is no news of his wife yet.
The other Italo-Israeli missing and believed to be among Hamas’s hostages is Nir Forti, a young man whose family said he was shot in the chest before disappearing after a rave party near the Gaza border was attacked.
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Pope Francis on Thursday met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at the Vatican.
King Felipe VI of Spain stressed the need for pro-EU, democratic countries to join forces in a lecture at the San Carlo theatre in Naples during the Spanish royals’ two-day State visit to Italy.
Roma picked up a much-needed win in the Europa League as they defeated Braga 3-0 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
Lazio head into the final two games of the Europa League top of the table after a 3-1 over Ajax in Amsterdam.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has been ranked as the most powerful person in Europe for 2025.
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Juventus have added to Manchester City’s bad run of form by beating the English side 2-0 in Turin.
