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Shlomo Artzi: ‘Take the soup carefully,’ so life does not spill

In a personal column moving between childhood memory, politics, October 7, Andalusian music and the late Finnish poet Eeva Kilpi, the veteran singer reflects on a country near boiling point, and on the care needed to keep life from spilling over

Shlomo Artzi | 07.09.26

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, center right, and former hostage Yarden Bibas, center left, stand beside a memorial olive tree dedicated to Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas during a ceremony at Moshav HaYogev

Mike Huckabee honors Bibas family at Oct. 7 memorial

US ambassador dedicates memorial olive tree for Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas, saying the world must never forget Hamas’ attack

ynet Global | 07.09.26

Teeth found in Kfar Aza, checked again for link to slain IDF officer

The family of Givati officer Nirel Zini, who was murdered and beheaded on October 7, found nine teeth and possible human bones in Kfar Aza; similar remains found last month were later identified as belonging to a terrorist

Roni Green Shaulov | 07.09.26

Nearly three years after October 7, inquiry delayed by at least another six months

Coalition pushes bill through first reading so it can be revived in next Knesset, but the move means no commission of inquiry expected soon, nearly three years after Hamas massacre

Amir Ettinger | 07.07.26

Netanyahu’s October 7 defense: ‘I immediately understood this was war’

Prime minister says he asked whether the Gaza border had been sealed and pushed for a mass reserve call-up, while Smotrich previously said leaders initially hesitated over fears of a Hezbollah deception

ynet | 07.07.26

Israel’s constitutional crisis deepens as 10 explosive petitions await High Court rulings

After the government said it would not honor a ruling on the Second Authority council, pending cases on the Judicial Selection Committee, October 7 inquiry, Ben-Gvir, Al Jazeera and election-period limits could trigger new clashes

Netael Bandel | 07.06.26

תיעוד פלסטיני: הגדר פרוצה בדרום רצועת עזה

Oct. 7 political inquiry bill passes first reading as opposition boycotts, Netanyahu skips vote

Coalition-backed bill would allow continuity into next Knesset and create a six-member committee to investigate the massacre, war and events that preceded them, in place of a state commission of inquiry

Amir Ettinger | 07.06.26

From Shabbat tables to Israel missions: Ari Meridy’s JNFuture vision

Through JNF-USA’s JNFuture, Ari Meridy is helping young Jewish professionals connect to Israel through missions, community and personal encounters, showing how leadership after October 7 can begin with saying yes and showing up

Yael Feldman Shavit | 07.06.26

“הנופים ותחושת הסיפוק היו יותר חזקים מהמים הקפואים במקלחת". סוסנה וקרביץ בנפאל

From Hamas tunnels to Annapurna: Amit Soussana’s fight to become herself again

Six months after meeting author Asher Kravitz on a trek in Nepal, former hostage Amit Soussana speaks about captivity, panic attacks, guilt, trust, the book they wrote together and the hope that one day she can say: ‘Captivity was only one chapter in my story, not the headline’

Asher Kravitz | 07.06.26

Knesset to vote on political October 7 inquiry before dissolution

Less than two weeks before the Knesset disperses, lawmakers are set to vote on a disputed bill that would let a future parliament resume the legislation quickly instead of restarting the process

Amir Ettinger | 07.06.26

Aviva Siegel’s famous cinnamon rolls recipe carries a story of hunger, trauma and return

After more than two years away from the kitchen, former Hamas hostage Aviva Siegel is slowly reclaiming the cooking and baking that once defined her, including her famous salted-butter cinnamon yeast rolls

Nira and Ruthie Rousso | 07.06.26

'Cafe Chico,' in memory of Capt. Shilo 'Chico' Cohen, at the lookout point named after him in Sderot

Facing Gaza’s ruins, a coffee cart in Sderot honors fallen Shaldag commander

1,000 days after Capt. Shilo 'Chico' Cohen fell in battle at Be’eri, 'Cafe Chico' opened in Sderot in his memory, run by local teens with profits going to at-risk children and elderly residents

Sharon Kidon | 07.06.26

Former hostages Sasha Troufanov and Sapir Cohen marry in emotional ceremony | Watch

Kidnapped together on October 7 and freed separately, the couple married surrounded by captivity survivors and President Isaac Herzog; Rom Braslavski wrote: 'You are not lovebirds, you are fighters'

Lihi Gordon | 07.05.26

They told him to put down the camera. He captured his abandoned kibbutz frozen by war.

For 16 months, Roy Kasher documented his evacuated hometown of Kfar Giladi, capturing the destruction and abandonment left by the war; now on display in the kibbutz museum, the images offer residents a record of loss and a tool for processing trauma

Eti Abramov | 07.05.26

'Hijacked his name': US genocide institute faces probe amid Israel attacks

Pennsylvania authorities are examining a complaint by relatives of Raphael Lemkin, the Jewish jurist who coined the term genocide, alleging the institute used his name and legacy without permission while raising donations

Itamar Eichner | 07.04.26

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