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אלקנה בוחבוט, מתן אנגרסט, אבינתן אור ונועה ארגמני
First morning of freedom: Matan Angrest says, ‘If it were up to me, I’d return to IDF service’
A day after returning from two years in Hamas captivity, freed hostages began adjusting to freedom; Matan Angrest slept beside his parents, Avinatan Or stepped outside for fresh air, and families celebrated with tears, songs, and prayers
ynet correspondents | 10.14.25
ביג חוזרים הביתה
A day of relief and reckoning as hostages return, Trump declares end to Gaza war in Knesset
Israel welcomed home 20 hostages after 738 days in Gaza as Hamas began returning the bodies of those killed; emotional day coincided with President Donald Trump’s visit to Jerusalem and his signing of a Gaza ceasefire deal in Sharm el-Sheikh
ynet correspondents | 10.13.25
Hamas says hostages to be freed Monday morning; Israel prepares for possible earlier release
Senior Hamas official tells AFP hostages will be freed Monday morning; no final list or schedule has been confirmed, and three hospitals are ready to receive returning hostages
ynet correspondents | 10.11.25
תיעוד מיירוט הכטב"ם באילת
Four drones from Yemen downed over Eilat as Israel marks October 7 massacre anniversary
On the third October 7, since the war began, Israel faced attacks on multiple fronts: drones from Yemen, rockets from Gaza, and Hezbollah terrorists struck in Lebanon
ynet correspondents | 10.07.25
הצפה בנהריה
Israel breaks 93-year rainfall record: 'Avoid unnecessary travel'
On September 12, 1932, 95.7 mm of rain fell in the Gush Etzion area; However, in recent hours, more than 110 mm fell in Nahariya alone, breaking the 93-year record; Occasional rain also was recorded in the center 
ynet correspondents | 09.25.25
The US's 21-point initiative to end Gaza war presented to Arab leaders as Netanyahu leaves for NY
At a meeting between Trump and Arab leaders, in which he promised not to allow Netanyahu to annex Judea and Samaria, an initiative was unveiled that includes release of all hostages, a permanent ceasefire and a gradual Israeli withdrawal; "I am hopeful, and I might say even confident, that in the coming days we’ll be able to announce some sort of breakthrough ," said Witkoff; 150 protested at Ben Gurion Airport before the Prime Minister's departure
ynet correspondents | 09.25.25
משטרה מג"ב פשיטה בית מחבל ביצע פיגוע מלון צובה
Israel on high alert for holiday terror threats as top IDF officer warns of rising risks
Police boost presence in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and the West Bank amid terror fears; Border Police and IDF units reinforce key areas, as Central Command chief cautions: 'Political declarations and foreign intentions are no cause for optimism'
ynet correspondents | 09.22.25
The prime ministers of Australia, Britain and Canada
Pressure from right to apply sovereignty to West Bank following Palestinian state announcements
'Netanyahu's resounding failure': Knesset speaker calls Starmer a 'modern-day appeaser who chose dishonor'; Eisenkot calls the recognition 'folly, and a reward for terrorism'; Hostage families: 'a diplomatic, moral and political lapse that will severely damage efforts to return all 48 hostages'
ynet correspondents | 09.21.25
סמל אורן הרשקו ז"ל, רס"ן אומרי-חי בן משה ז"ל, סגן ערן שלם ז"ל, סגן רון אריאלי ז"ל, סא"ל (במיל') יצחק הרוש ז"ל, סגן איתן אבנר בן יצחק ז"ל
The stories behind the fallen IDF soldiers in Gaza, Allenby Crossing terror attack
Six IDF soldiers were killed Thursday—four in a Rafah roadside bomb and two in a terror attack at the Allenby Crossing; Among them: a 20-year-old celebrating his birthday, a newlywed officer, and a father who had just left his son’s Brit milah
ynet correspondents | 09.19.25
זירת הפיגוע
2 killed in Jordan border crossing shooting attack; terrorist suspected to be Jordanian aid truck driver
Terrorist is suspected to be a Jordanian who works delivering humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, who got out of the truck and opened fire; Security establishment investigating whether another person helped him; Palestinian reports: Allenby Crossing has been closed, and so have the entrances to Jericho in the West Bank
ynet correspondents | 09.18.25
תקיפה ישראלית בדוחא, קטאר
Explosions in the heart of Doha: IDF strikes senior Hamas leaders in Qatar in historic attack
IDF and Shin Bet announces a 'precise strike targeting the senior leadership of the Hamas terrorist organization'; Arab media reports that the negotiating delegation met to discuss Trump's proposal and then Israel attacked; Qatar's Foreign Ministry condemned what it called the 'cowardly Israeli attack'
ynet correspondents, Reuters | 09.09.25
תיעוד ממיפוי בתי המחבלים שביצעו את הפיגוע בצומת רמות
New Jerusalem attack footage emerges as terrorists' homes marked for demolition
A day after a shooting that killed six at Jerusalem’s Ramot Junction, dozens wait for buses amid memorials while the homes of the terrorists are mapped for demolition; 14 wounded remain hospitalized, two in critical condition
ynet correspondents | 09.09.25
עצרת להחזרת החטופים מול מעון רה"מ
Thousands of protesters gather in Jerusalem outside prime minister's residence: 'We rang the bell… no answer'
Demonstration marks end of the first of three days of protests led by families of the hostages; Netanyahu lashed out at protests  accusing demonstrators of 'acting exactly like fascists'; Trump called on Hamas to release the hostages, but did not address the at least 30 hostages killed in captivity
ynet correspondents | 09.03.25
תלמידי כיתות א' בבית הספר פסגות בקריית ביאליק
Back to school in wartime Israel: leaders visit classrooms, teens march for hostages
About 90% of evacuated students and 97% of staff have returned to schools in the affected northern communities; U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee visited an elementary school in the Eshkol Regional Council near Gaza, where explosions from the strip could be heard in the background; High school students launched protests calling for the release of the hostages
ynet correspondents | 09.01.25
ילדי קיבוץ יתד מתחילים שנת לימודים חדשה
Back to school: 2.5M Israeli kids return, from war evacuees, to striking teens, and teacher shortages
As the new school year begins, 2,587,000 students head to classrooms, including evacuees from the north and south; Some high schoolers plan strikes for hostages’ return, while teacher shortages remain unresolved
ynet correspondents | 08.31.25
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