The October 7 Massacre

The October 7 massacre was a brutal series of terrorist attacks along the Gaza border, when Hamas terrorists under the cover of a barrage of rocket fire infiltrated several Israeli towns, cities, and IDF bases. 

The resulting attacks stretched as far east as Ofakim in the Negev and resulted in at least 1,200 people murdered and hundreds taken hostage by Hamas back to Gaza. 

Occurring on the morning of the Simchat Torah holiday, the October 7 massacre kicked off Operation Swords of Iron, the code name for Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza.

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New documentary film on YouTube will explore Israeli grief post-October 7

Explaining the inspiration for the film, Rob Mor says, “I couldn’t wait another moment to not try to help them see a glimpse of light at the end of this very dark tunnel called grief.” 

 IDF soldiers gather next to tanks near the Israel-Gaza border, May 8, 2024

IDF strikes over 20 Hezbollah targets, parents of Gaza hostage speak out

New survey shows more Israelis want hostage deal than Rafah op • former hostage discharged from hospital

Tehran helped plan Hamas's October 7 massacre, Iran expert claims

Iran's potential role in Hamas's actions analyzed. Dr. Hashemian suggests Soleimani's involvement. Nagel emphasizes Israel's need to counter Iran's aggression.

Israeli films to be shown at film festivals in Europe

On Monday, Keshet 12 announced that a news feature by Ben Shani that was shown on the Uvda (fact) news magazine will compete for the Golden Nymph Award in the Festival de Television in Monte-Carlo.

Standing up to the sit ins

Friends and lovers of Zion can stand up and say: Enough – not in my country, not out of my pocket [public universities receive funding from taxpayers], not at the price of safety and security.

By ILAN POMERANC
08/05/2024

Biden reminds world of Hamas atrocities at Capitol Hill’s Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony

Though these days of remembrance fall on difficult times, Biden said, Americans must never rest. They must rise against hate.

A taste of resilience: October 7 survivors from Netiv Ha'asara open cafe in Sarona, Tel Aviv

Other communities scheduled to have cafes include Kibbutz Re'im, Kibbutz Zikim, Kibbutz Yad Mordechai, and Sderot.

Opposition MKs warn against politicization of Independence Day ceremony

Yad Labanim chair urges leaders to call publicly to maintain sanctity of Remembrance Day, keep division and political arguments out of military cemeteries.

Herzog hosts pre-Remembrance Day event for bereaved families of fallen soldiers

Acknowledging collective loss, Herzog thanked the families for choosing life rather than dwelling in misery.

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