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October 7
After delay, IDF slow to award war citations amid fears of politicization
Senior officers warn the timing and process of awarding commendations could deepen divisions, as committees set criteria for acts of bravery during the Oct. 7 attack and the prolonged fighting in Gaza and southern Lebanon
Yoav Zitun
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02.05.26
One family, many arguments: Sandy Cardin on the future of global Jewry
Veteran Jewish leader argues that, after October 7, Jewish unity does not require unanimity; he calls on Israeli and Diaspora leaders to put peoplehood before politics; says trust, not agreement, is the missing link
Alexandra Lukash
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02.04.26
Yuval Raphael: ‘Since October 7, I’ve suffered dissociation and severe memory problems’
Nine months after finishing second at Eurovision, Yuval Raphael is selling out shows worldwide, navigating a long-distance relationship with partner Ido Malka and coping with memory problems since October 7
Dina Halutz
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02.03.26
UN expert: October 7 massacre among worst mass abductions in modern history
Torture expert Alice Edwards details psychological torture, inhumane conditions and systemic abuse of hostages in Gaza, warning of deep, lasting trauma and urging careful truth-seeking amid widespread misinformation and propaganda
Itamar Eichner
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01.31.26
Sasha Troufanov says he was sexually harassed in captivity, urged to perform a sexual act
In a BBC interview, the former hostage said he was harassed by a terrorist in his first weeks in Gaza and forced to shower in front of a hidden camera, criticized plans for Gaza and said his focus now is his wedding and hopes of dancing with his partner Sapir: 'It's a victory'
ynet
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01.30.26
From 3,100 missing to final closure: IDF Hostage Command winds down after historic mission
Born in the chaos of Oct. 7 amid shock and thousands missing, Hostage Command ends two years of intense, emotional operations with the burial of Ran Gvili, marking quiet missions, deep intel ties and the looming question: what happens next?
Elisha Ben Kimon
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01.29.26
How Israel’s diplomats fought worldwide to bring the hostages home
From the UN Security Council to Times Square, Foreign Ministry officials worked around the clock to keep the hostages on the global agenda, pressuring governments, mobilizing diplomats and demanding their release
Itamar Eichner
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01.28.26
Health Ministry wraps up war review, calls for reforms to boost emergency readiness
Ministry calls for a central body to manage rehabilitation referrals, earlier PTSD prevention, clearer hospital coordination and formal guidelines for treating detained terrorists
Or Hadar
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01.28.26
'Our hero': Ran Gvili to be buried in hometown of Meitar after 843 days
The funeral procession for the last hostage whose remains were held in Gaza is set to depart from the Shura military cemetery near Ramla and travel to the southern community of Meitar
Gilad Cohen
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01.28.26
IDF officer beheaded on Oct. 7; family says no one is searching for his missing head
Nirel Zini, a Givati officer wounded in action in 2015, planned to propose on Oct. 10, but three days earlier, he and his partner Niv were murdered by Hamas terrorists in Kfar Aza; his family has been searching for answers ever since
Ron Crissy
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01.27.26
From 2014 to 2026: the 255 hostages freed from Gaza through deals, rescues and diplomacy
With the recovery of Ran Gvili, the hostage era that began in 2014 has come to an end; military rescues, three hostage deals and diplomatic gestures led to the release of 255 men, women, children and soldiers held by by Hamas and other groups in Gaza
Nina Fox, Maya Bar
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01.27.26
She survived the Holocaust and Oct. 7: 'I was hiding with a handgun and a broken leg'
Penina Ben Yosef, who survived the Holocaust and the Hamas attack on southern Israel, describes hunger, flight and fear, from wartime Europe to sitting injured in a safe room as terrorists closed in
Itamar Eichner, Shmuel Munitz
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01.27.26
The mental toll of war on Israelis: depression, stress and terror fears rise, data shows
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, data examining life after the Oct. 7 massacre shows more Israelis believe their lives will not improve, with fewer marriages, higher stress levels and declining trust in government and the courts
Nina Fox
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01.26.26
Shira Gvili is fighting to bring her brother home from Gaza: 'Now I have to teach myself how to scream'
Until 4 months ago, she was not involved, but when her parents grew tired, the younger sister of the last hostage in Gaza joined the fight; She just spent a in the US, including two meetings with Trump, and calls on the public: 'Wear yellow pins, wave signs and stand at intersections'
Eti Abramov
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01.25.26
Why war may be Israel’s greatest public health threat
Prof. Hagai Levine: 'if we can provide a peaceful future without war, it will be great for the public health of Israel'
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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01.25.26
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