October 7

The government has approved a joint Finance and Defense Ministry plan to put the Nukhba terrorists behind the Oct. 7 massacre on trial. The budget, covering the next three years, will allow the IDF to begin judicial proceedings.

Muhammad Oudeh, who took over the terror group’s military wing just 10 days ago after Izz al-Din Haddad was killed, was reportedly eliminated last night in a safe apartment in Gaza. At the same time, a senior Hamas intelligence official was struck and critically wounded.

After surviving the massacre at Nova, Barak Nixon says his return to Torah and Chassidus completely transformed his life.

She received Israel’s President’s Award for extraordinary public service, but for Orly Dahan, the true driving force is her deep sense of mission.

Police kept the October 7 memorial exhibit’s location secret ahead of its May 20 opening as organizers prepare for heavy security

Ezz al-Din al-Haddad, the head of Hamas’s military wing and one of the architects of the October 7 massacre, was killed in a strike on his hideout apartment in Gaza City’s Rimal neighborhood. IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir ordered heightened readiness in southern Israel.

Israel’s parliament is expected to pass a bill to prosecute the October 7 terrorists today, but a fierce funding dispute—spanning billions of shekels—between the Defense and Finance ministries could delay rollout.

An emotional account from the aftermath of October 7 tells of a dream that led to the discovery of four bodies.

A remarkable October 7 survival story reveals how quick thinking and faith helped one family escape tragedy.

A locked door, whispered prayers, and hours of fear: one woman recounts her miraculous escape from the Nova massacre.

After organizing dozens of funerals after October 7, reservist officer Sivan Skali Ben Zichri collapsed, suffered cardiac arrest, and survived clinical death.

A powerful reflection on grief, resilience, and how to support children facing unimaginable loss

Be'er Sheva court convicts Dr. Muhammad Azzam. After Oct. 7, during Israel's Swords of Iron war, he pledged allegiance to ISIS and downloaded guides on explosives and toxins; the judge warns he could have harmed Israelis.

A chilling firsthand account of a dream that seemed to foresee the October 7 massacre, raising powerful questions about intuition, faith, and the mysteries of the soul.

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."