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Returned hostage remains identified as Dror Or; partner killed, two children abducted

Dror Or, 48, was murdered on Oct. 7 and taken from Kibbutz Be’eri to Gaza, where Islamic Jihad said his body was located in Nuseirat; his partner Yonat, was killed in the terror attack, and their children Alma and Noam were abducted and freed in 2023

Itamar Eichner | 11.26.25

Moshav Yated battled terrorists on October 7 and saved itself

Probe of battle in the southern moshav points to the heroism of the alert squad and the residents, who acted quickly and arrested terrorists who had infiltrated the moshav; Outside, on Highway 232, IDF forces led by the Paran Brigade repelled dozens who were on their way

Roni Green Shaulov | 11.26.25

דגל ישראל וכתובת נגד חמאס בקיר ג'ון לנון בפראג

Spike in Czech antisemitism: 'Despite the report, we still feel safe here'

Chabad emissary to Prague tells ynet about the alarming report chronicling a surge in antisemitism there: 'There are immigrants here ... this may have an impact to some extent'; 'ordinary Czech residents remain loving and respectful, and they are definitely on our side'

Alexandra Lukash | 11.26.25

October 7 victim families sue Binance crypto exchange over $1B in covert Hamas funding

Families of 306 US victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack accuse Binance and founder Changpeng Zhao of enabling more than $1 billion in crypto transfers for Hamas and other terror groups, saying the platform served as a financial lifeline for terrorists

Reuters | 11.25.25

Out of Control: Stray dog packs terrorize Gaza border communities

Residents of Gaza-border communities are calling on the state to address a growing threat from stray dog packs crossing from Gaza, saying they should not be left to deal with the crisis alone; 'I don’t go out for walks outside the kibbutz anymore', says a resident of Kerem Shalom

Haim Rivlin, Shomrim | 11.25.25

'You think you’ve reached the bottom, and then it goes deeper': The ghostwriter of Israel’s hostage stories speaks

Eli Halifa, the ghostwriter behind harrowing testimonies of October 7 heroes and returned hostages, describes the burden of holding others’ pain as he pieces together lives marked by courage, loss and survival — and the moment the stories broke him too

Smadar Shiloni | 11.24.25

מעצר וחקירות של כ 500 פעילי טרור של ארגון החמאס וגא"פ

The case against a blanket death penalty for terrorists

Opinion: Nukhba terrorists who took part in Oct. 7 massacre deserve death, but such severe punishment should be meted out only in such extreme circumstances

Rabbi Yuval Cherlow | 11.24.25

Between accountability and absurdity: the officers Zamir spared and the 'meaningless' dismissals

Analysis: As government stalls state inquiry, chief of staff’s intentions may be sound, but process fell short, with missing transparency, unexamined intelligence files, senior officers spared accountability and unclear reserve 'dismissals'

Ronen Bergman | 11.24.25

Why IDF chief’s Oct. 7 accountability steps surprised no one — and where the real dispute lies

Analysis: Zamir’s decisions matched earlier findings, but his choice to keep intelligence chief in place has stirred sharp debate; controversy highlights deeper tensions inside IDF over accountability, leadership stability and upcoming appointments

Yossi Yehoshua | 11.24.25

Donation distribution event at the college

Taiwan launches scholarship program for students affected by the war

Despite the distance, Taiwan has supported Israel since October 7, from donations to ZAKA to work with civil groups; now, with Peres Academic Center, it is launching scholarships for students affected by the war; Ambassador Ya-Ping Abby Lee said 'no nation is too small to stand on the right side of history'

Itamar Eichner | 11.24.25

IDF ousts commanders over Oct. 7, removing southern, intel and ops chiefs from reserves

Eyal Zamir called former intel chief Aharon Haliva, who said he had taken responsibility and expects a state inquiry; Yaron Finkelman will end his service, Oded Basyuk was removed from reserves and Shlomi Binder received a reprimand but will retire only after his term

Yossi Yehoshua | 11.23.25

F-35s are not enough: Israel must change its concept

Opinion: Technology alone does not save nations; If Israel continues to cling to the outdated concept that technological superiority is the answer to every problem, it risks continuing to miss what lies directly before its eyes

Meir Swissa | 11.23.25

Ruth Haran, who survived the Holocaust and Oct. 7, dies at 90

Kibbutz Be'eri member dies two years after the Hamas attack in which her son Avshalom was murdered, and other family members were kidnapped and later released; She told ynet of the horrifying similarity between the events that changed her life: 'When babies are murdered in their beds - it's a Holocaust'

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 11.23.25

אייל זמיר, תומר בר, שלומי בינדר, ירון פינקלמן, דוד סער סלמה

IDF rocked as army chief assigns personal accountability to October 7 commanders

Zamir sets back-to-back meetings with senior officers who served before and during the Oct. 7 attack, following internal investigation; officials say he aims to finish the sessions by 8 p.m., possibly before the evening newscasts

Ronen Bergman | 11.23.25

הפגנה בכיכר הבימה בקריאה לועדת חקירה ממלכתית

Thousands rally in Tel Aviv demanding state inquiry into October 7

Thousands gathered at Tel Aviv’s HaBima Square as families of Oct. 7 victims and hostages renewed demands for a state commission of inquiry, urging the government to fully investigate the failures surrounding the Hamas attack

Gal Ganot | 11.22.25

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