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.
Military announces death of Warrant officer (res.) Aviv Magen, 43, on Lebanese border.
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.
International delegations to view seized weapons, vehicles, and intelligence materials.
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.
Hezbollah continues to launch heavy barrages at northern communities, while sirens go off in the southern city of Ashkelon.
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.
Fawzia, who was kidnapped at just 11 years old, reunited with her family after years of captivity in Gaza. Israel’s official Arabic-language X account shared the emotional reunion footage, noting: “Her story echoes the cruelty experienced by Yazidi children who were abducted against their will. We must remember that 101 Israeli hostages are still being held in Gaza.”
Iran launched a massive missile attack on Israel Tuesday evening to avenge the killing of Hezbollah chief Nasrallah. The assault triggered nearly 1,864 warning sirens across Israel.
Some refuse to accept Nasrallah's elimination, with one woman saying, "We have not seen a body and they keep delaying the funeral. Maybe this is all a plan to trick the Israelis and we will see him again soon."
