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During a visit to the "My Tree in Israel" agricultural initiative, Ambassador Mike Huckabee met with Yarden Bibas and the father of fallen commando soldier Reef Harush, delivering a message of international support and “deep solidarity with the State of Israel.”
1,000 days after Oct. 7, the last photos of the fallen continue to accompany their families. As part of “The Last Photo” project, they return to the final moments etched in their memories. “Anything can break me and trigger me all over again”
CNN has published preliminary findings from a report by the Civil Commission on October 7 Crimes by Hamas Against Women and Children. The document includes new details about crimes of a sexual nature committed by the terrorist organization's members against hostages.
The former hostage told Channel 12’s Ulpan Shishi that she was sexually assaulted “almost every day in captivity” and The former hostage told Channel 12’s Ulpan Shishi that she had attempted to take her own life three times. She said she was held in isolation, starved and subjected to prolonged physical and psychological abuse. “There were moments when I thought that was the only way to get out of it,” she said. to take her own life three times. She said she was held in isolation, starved and subjected to prolonged physical and psychological abuse. “There were moments when I thought that was the only way to get out of it,” she said.
The formal funeral procession began at Shura Camp at 10:30 a.m, with dozens of police offers standing in salute along the road, with Israeli flags spontaneously displayed by Israelis from all walks of life in honor of the the Israeli cop who left his home to fight terrorists on Oct. 7.
Yarden Bibas shared a deeply personal and painful post on his Instagram account to mark the third birthday of his son, Kfir, a birthday the child never lived to celebrate. In his words, Bibas expressed deep remorse and anguish over the reality into which his son was born. “I’m sorry that I brought you into such a cruel world,” he wrote.
"They burst into the house, beat our parents and shot his dog in front of his eyes", Shlomo Mansour's sister Hadassah recalled when describing the first moments of the Farhud pogrom. Dr. Shimon Ohayon, Director of the Dahan Center, said the Farhud and October 7 are two chapters of the same antisemitism.
In a courageous interview, the former hostage described the severe incidents he endured: “The terrorist pulled down his pants, and I told him this is forbidden in Islam.”
Eleven of Israel's leading orchestras will perform alongside hundreds of musicians in concert halls throughout the country from October 21 through October 28.
Tens of thousands gathered at Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv for Israel’s official memorial ceremony marking two years since the October 7 massacre by Hamas. The event opened with a minute of silence and was broadcast live to millions watching at hundreds of viewing centers across Israel and around the world.
