Sixty-four residents of Nir Oz were murdered by the terrorists. Seventy-six children, men and women were kidnapped, nine of whom are still being held captive by Hamas. In a unique project, members of the kibbutz tell the story of their homes in their own words, through images, videos and personal testimonies.
The morning of October 7 began with deafening explosions. We understood immediately: this was war.
A convoy of colorful cars on the way to paradise. Costumes, fairies, love on the dance floors. Then, with the sunrise, the dream turned into a nightmare.
This is so that those seeking information about the massacre will be exposed to the event as it truly was. The expectation is also that artificial intelligence engines, which read content sites, will draw information from it.
On October 7, two terrorist squads broke into the home of the Avital family. They smashed and looted the house, prepared it for arson, and left only at noon. When the cell service returned, Beni sent his wife, Yamit, a message: “We survived. The children were heroes.”
In a poignant moment of remembrance and solidarity, participants at the Burning Man festival in Nevada stood in silence to honor the victims of the Nova music festival massacre in Israel.
As part of Israel’s global public diplomacy campaign, a joint statement from Netanyahu and Sabine Taasa, who lost her husband and son in the October 7 Hamas massacre, included segments of the atrocity footage captured by security cameras at the family’s home in Moshav Netiv Haasara, described as extremely difficult to watch.
Communities unite to strengthen grieving families as Israel remembers victims of October 7 kidnapping horror.
The documentary bearing the shocking title "Bibas: Murdered for Being Jewish" represents the product of over a year of research and testimony collection, aimed at serving as a tool for documenting the truth and commemorating the memory of the Bibas family members.
Ariel’s life was cut short by brutal Hamas terrorists. The Instagram page commemorating the Bibas family invited the public to light a candle, or release an orange balloon in his honor.
