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October 7
'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
Who is the ‘impersonating officer’? What he is accused of and why his name was revealed
After years of secrecy, the court allowed publication of Assaf Shmuelevitz’s identity to counter rumors, clarify the charges and explain why prosecutors say he is not a spy
Ilana Curiel
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01.23.26
A romantic note in a soldier care package led her to the love of her life
After October 7, Noa Ben Menahem sent care packages to soldiers and slipped a note into three of them; one reached reserve officer Aviuo Calvo who lives nearby and a month ago they got engaged, calling it love at first sight
Dina Halutz
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01.22.26
Court names man accused of impersonating officer, spying in wake of Oct. 7
Suspect identified as Assaf Shmuelevitz, accused of posing as a captain, entering military command centers and collecting classified information during the early days of the war
Ilana Curiel, Yoav Zitun
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01.22.26
Widow of Oct. 7 officer who killed 13 terrorists, died by suicide, gives birth to son: 'he fills the void'
Chen Pibenev discovered she was pregnant during the shiva for her husband, who committed suicide after what he experienced on October 7; Today is the brit milah ceremony for their baby, Adam, the first son after three daughters
Roni Green Shaulov
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01.21.26
Where trauma meets the tide: inside Israel’s surf therapy movement after October 7
From Nir Oz survivors to security forces and bereaved families, HaGal Sheli’s 'Tools From the Waves' turns the sea into a clinic for resilience
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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01.21.26
Demolition of UNRWA headquarters in Jerusalem begins | Watch
At Ammunition Hill in the capital, representatives of the Israel Land Authority began demolishing the UNRWA headquarters, after the Knesset decision to cut ties with the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees
Idan Bloemhof
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01.20.26
How an Israeli biofeedback device is helping users relearn calm after October 7
By turning invisible physiological cues into immediate visual feedback, the Reflect Orb aims to help trauma-affected users rebuild a sense of control one short session at a time
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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01.17.26
‘We thought the other was dead’: brothers held separately in Gaza speak out together
After two years held separately in Hamas captivity and cut off from their family, brothers David and Ariel Cunio speak out in a rare interview, describing hunger, violence and psychological abuse, and the moment they realized they had survived
ynet
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01.17.26
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