October 7

How creating homes, raising families, and simple acts of kindness fulfill our true spiritual mission

In a 60 Minutes interview, Rachel Goldberg-Polin returns to Hirsch's room in Jerusalem, holds the masking-tape "days" ball she made during his captivity, and relives learning—live on air—of his grievous injury: "We brought these people home, but not the way we wanted."

What stays with a person after such horror, and how do you go on after losing a brother in your arms? Menachem Kalmanzon shares his story of courage at Kibbutz Be’eri.

An IDF investigation confirms that Aner Shapira kept throwing grenades out of the 'death shelter' even after an RPG blast severed his hand. His mother said: "Aner threw 10 grenades, maybe 11. He tossed the last two after he was wounded by an RPG."

Pakistani national pleads guilty in U.S. court after planning October 7 anniversary attack; intercepted near Canadian border before entering country

The IDF and Shin Bet say Mohammad Abu Shahla, the Hamas Khan Younis Brigade’s military intelligence commander, was killed in a precise strike. Officials say he helped plan the Oct. 7 massacre and had been rebuilding the group’s capabilities in Gaza.

Amichai Chikli urges Israel’s Interior Ministry to deny entry to Rama Duwaji, citing "support for the October 7 massacre" and online activity he says incites against Israel.

New report says Rama Duwaji reposted praise for Palestinian plane hijacker Leila Khaled in earlier social media activity

Emails show Qatar Foundation urged American campuses in Doha to share and coordinate statements about the Hamas attack before making them public

One man’s honest journey through depression, trauma, and finding the strength to keep going

The mayor described his wife as a "private person" after reports she engaged with posts dismissing Hamas atrocities during the Oct. 7 attack, intensifying scrutiny of his response