'Civilians beat us': Israeli teen reveals ordeal of Hamas captivity
Thirteen-year-old Eitan Yahalomi describes abuse, hunger, and being subjected to disturbing content.
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Gaza hostage marks 2nd birthday in captivity
"I wish you freedom," sister tells hostage Yarden Bibas on his 35th birthday while still held in Gaza.
Pro-Israel journalist attacked in Barcelona
"They won't silence me," Pilar Rahola said after being attacked by a far-left group.
Can you call a bus 'Israel' in India? Driver defends unusual gesture
Bus driver Lester Kateel, who has been working in Israel for years, named his bus in honor of his host country, but public outrage forced him to change course. "I love Israel so much. It's because I've worked here for so many years, and I love how this country works and operates. I feel very protected here even during wartime."
'I knew I might be the last witness': Oct. 7 survivors on why they filmed attack
Israelis who documented the massacre share their motivations for capturing horrific scenes in hiding or even after being wounded.
Did Israeli Arab teacher celebrate Oct. 7?
Police detained a 41-year-old woman from Tamra, in the Lower Galilee, for posting a TikTok video showing her dancing, although it was unclear if she was in fact referring to the atrocities, since it was originally uploaded a year earlier before the war broke out.
Idan Shtivi declared killed on Oct. 7; body held by Hamas
On Oct. 7, Shtivi arrived at the Nova Festival to document his friends' performances, but never made it inside. As the attack unfolded, he helped two strangers – a man and a woman he had just met at the site entrance – to escape. This selfless act ultimately led to his death and capture.
IDF unveils Hamas arsenal from Oct. 7 attack
International delegations to view seized weapons, vehicles, and intelligence materials.
Anti-Israel rallies sweep West ahead of Oct. 7 anniversary
Hezbollah flags fly in Dublin and Australia as Shiite protesters flood Bedford streets; "Hezbollah – make us proud, burn the settlers to the ground," protesters chanted.
Is this why Hamas kept Hezbollah in dark on Oct. 7?
A new study by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs suggests that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar aimed to claim the mantle of "liberator of Palestine" for Sunni Islam.