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October 7
October 7 and the lesson of the 10th of Tevet: why believing ‘we still have time’ is fatal
The fast of the 10th of Tevet recalls the moment Jerusalem was besieged while life seemed normal; October 7 carries the same warning: clinging to a dangerous status quo, mistaking stability for safety, erodes vigilance until catastrophe becomes inevitable
Rabbi Leo Dee
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12.29.25
Families of Bondi Beach victims demand more federal action on antisemitism and security failure
Amid rising antisemitism and public pressure, families of victims of Australia’s deadliest mass shooting in decades urge PM Albanese to launch a royal commission into the attack’s security failures and broader national trends
Associated Press
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12.29.25
Morocco honors Israeli researcher for advancing intercultural dialogue
Amid Arab-Israeli tensions, Morocco’s Culture Ministry-backed Forum Salam is honoring Israeli researcher Einat Levi, a 15-year resident of Morocco; 'It touches me deeply; this sends a clear message about Morocco's stance toward Israel'
Smadar Perry
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12.29.25
Fears along seam line: Residents say ‘it brings back Oct. 7’ as infiltrators cross security fence
Just 300 meters separate homes in Bat Hefer in central Israel from a Palestinian village across the security fence; recent attack and reports of tens of thousands of illegal entrants have heightened fears; the council head called again for establishing a buffer zone
Eitan Glickman, Liran Tamari
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12.28.25
Court orders Hamas to pay some 1 billion shekels compensation to hundreds of October 7 victims
Ruling made in response to lawsuit of hundreds of plaintiffs who are heirs of those murdered in Hamas massacre, and those injured in the attack; Mother of victim: 'Ruling is about being seen, when our country did not take responsibility'
Lital Dubrovitsky
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12.28.25
What rebuilding looks like after October 7: an inside look at KKL’s next chapter
KKL forest engineer Dr. Michael Sprintsin explains how sites such as Iron Swords Forest became living memorials for those killed on October 7 and during the war, combining ecological recovery with national remembrance
ynet Global
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12.28.25
From ‘no policy’ to October 7 to no plan, Netanyahu’s US visit tests Israel’s strategic direction
Opinion: Netanyahu embarks on an important mission of presenting the evolving threats from Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah. But with arrogant talk of war and outposts in Gaza, and without a political vision, failure is a foregone conclusion
Ben-Dror Yemini
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12.28.25
IDF chief gathers senior officers to reassess intelligence ‘conceptions’
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir convened 20 generals and senior officers for a study day aimed at improving General Staff performance and readiness for future surprises; an intelligence officer told participants that a guiding 'conception' is valid as long as it aligns with the adversary’s underlying thinking
Ron Ben-Yishai
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12.27.25
'The mission will be completed': the secret unit hunting Oct. 7 terrorists
Inside a covert IDF intelligence cell tasked with identifying and eliminating every attacker from Oct. 7, officers reveal for the first time how kidnappers were tracked, killers exposed by phone calls and a target struck at the most unexpected moment
Eti Abramov
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12.26.25
Israeli Air Force unveils new 'Thunder' order for future Oct. 7-style infiltration scenarios
Israel’s Air Force and three regional commands drilled lessons from a mass terror infiltration: pilots may strike on their own, entry routes bombed within minutes, about 1,000 landing zones near borders, elite teams auto-deployed, civilians prioritized and more bombs per jet
Yoav Zitun
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12.25.25
Families protest, coalition cracks and High Court ahead: the path to a political probe of the October 7 massacre
Despite the coalition’s determination to advance legislation that would distance Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the government from responsibility, the road is long and full of obstacles, from the attorney general to coalition dissenters and likely High Court petitions
Amir Ettinger
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12.25.25
Bill to prosecute Hamas Nukhba terrorists heads to first Knesset vote | This is what comes next
The Knesset has finalized a bill by Simcha Rothman and Yulia Malinovsky that would frame the Oct. 7 attack as genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, detailing expected charges, possible death sentences and how trials would be conducted
Tova Zimuky
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12.24.25
Grandfather of 15 returns to reserve duty to haul tanks for IDF: ‘For me, it’s like earning a million dollars’
Despite completing his reserve service decades ago, Hertzel Rahamim, 70, a heavy-equipment driver from Petah Tikva, has volunteered since October 7 to transport tanks and armored vehicles to the front lines out of love for his country
Yogev Israeli
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12.23.25
Antisemitism at highest level since pre-Holocaust era, report finds
Data from the Center for the Study of Antisemitism show 6,333 antisemitic incidents worldwide from Jan. 1 to Nov. 30, 2025, up 7.5% from last year; in November alone, 548 incidents were reported, an average of 18.3 per day
Itamar Eichner
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12.23.25
'This is Daddy’s house too': after captivity, a family relearns how to be whole
Two months after Omri Miran returned from Hamas captivity, his wife Lishay and their young daughters are navigating trauma, recovery and fragile firsts, caught between ordinary moments and the lasting scars of Oct. 7
Smadar Shir
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12.22.25
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