Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis
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Summary
Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis is a kidnapping[1]. It draws 12,108 Wikipedia views per month (kidnapping category, ranking #7 of 59).[2]
Key Facts
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis is in the country of Israel[3].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis's instance of is recorded as kidnapping[4].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis's instance of is recorded as war crime[5].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis's instance of is recorded as capture[6].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis took place at Southern Levant[7].
- The location of Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis was Israel[8].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis is part of October 7 attacks[9].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis's Commons category is recorded as Kidnappings during the Gaza war[10].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis comprises Noa Argamani[11].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis comprises Hersh Goldberg-Polin[12].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis comprises Liri Elbag[13].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis comprises Avraham Munder[14].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis comprises Nili Margalit[15].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis comprises Ran Gvili[16].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis began on October 7, 2023[17].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis ended on January 26, 2026[18].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis took place on October 2023[19].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis's significant event is recorded as sexual assault and torture of Israeli hostage Amit Soussana by Hamas captors[20].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis's significant event is recorded as 2023 exchange of Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners[21].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis's has effect is recorded as Kidnapped from Israel[22].
- Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis's perpetrator is recorded as Hamas[23].
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When and Where
Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis took place on October 2023[19]. It began on October 7, 2023[17]. It ended on January 26, 2026[18]. Recorded location include Southern Levant[7] and Israel[8]. It is in the country of Israel[3].
Context
Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis is part of October 7 attacks[9]. Recorded instance of include kidnapping[4], war crime[5], and capture[6].
Outcome and Impact
Things named for Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis include Hostages Square[24], a square[25], in Israel[26], founded in 2023[27].
Why It Matters
Israel–Hamas war hostage crisis draws 12,108 Wikipedia views per month (kidnapping category, ranking #7 of 59).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] It is known by 25 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]
Entities named for it include Hostages Square[24], a square[25], in Israel[26], founded in 2023[27].