On the third anniversary of October 7th, Zach and Montana Tucker put deniers in VR headsets to watch the footage from that day, then bring out two survivors who were there.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani defends his October 7 anniversary statement and again accuses Israel of genocide, despite criticism from Israeli and Jewish officials.
Former military secretary Avi Gil recounts the dramatic hours leading up to October 7, including the initial 3:55 a.m. alert, his 6:29 a.m. call to Netanyahu, and an alleged attempt to alter official records.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed walks away when asked by a reporter why he had not marked the October 7 Hamas massacre.
The Pentagon says the execution of Fort Hood terrorist Nidal Hasan will be livestreamed on December 3.
Iran's nuclear chief Mohammad Eslami rejects US demands to curb uranium enrichment, insisting Tehran will neither halt enrichment nor surrender its uranium.
Israel's Defense Ministry leads its first official delegation to a defense exhibition in Marrakech, opening a national pavilion showcasing a range of advanced defense systems.
This Friday: brunch and site tour in Givat HaMatos with Rabbi Kalman Topp. Explore the new neighborhood and hear the vision behind the new Anglo community, Ahavat Yisrael.
British PM Andy Burnham urges Green leader Zack Polanski to reverse a motion labeling Zionism racist, warning it undermines a two-state solution.
MK Yasser Hujirat avoids calling Hamas a terrorist group and suggests anti-Netanyahu parties rule out cooperation with Ra'am merely to gain seats.
Ofer Winter receives a warm reception in Bnei Brak before being confronted by extremist haredi protesters from the Jerusalem Faction, who shout insults at him.
The US State Department warns Americans of possible attacks and travel disruptions in the Middle East as Houthi hostilities against Saudi Arabia escalate.
Turns out only 280 tickets are left before the live drawing tomorrow morning, and every ticket helps fund 2,000 medical emergency responses a day across Israel.
Multiple gunshots were heard this evening from the nearby village of Qaddum, alarming Kedumim residents. Local security forces and IDF troops were mobilized.
The man in his 80s suffered cardiac arrest during a trip to Spain. ZAKA 360 coordinated with Israeli and Spanish officials to bring his body home for burial in Ashkelon.
Capt. Eliav Haim Tzapalamus, 21, from Haifa, was killed during operational activity in southern Lebanon when the Humvee he was traveling in overturned. Three soldiers were lightly wounded.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received an unexpected birthday surprise Thursday evening when hundreds of local officials, activists and public representatives broke into song to celebrate his 77th birthday.
Three years after Hamas’ massacre, Staff Sgt. Maj. Rami Cohen returns to the Sderot police station, where he rescued two little girls hiding beside their murdered mother before being shot 14 times and left wounded for two hours.
'The price for peace should be that Gaza, that was always part of the Jewish Land, Eretz Israel, should be given back to the Jews. This is justice', says Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin, offering to relocate Gazans to Somaliland
Shas claims draft-evasion arrests are politically motivated to weaken the right-wing bloc.
If the conversation always begins with Israel justifying its existence or its actions, the other side has already won the opening move. Here's what to say. Opinion.
US President Donald Trump announced that he will not attack Iran before the midterm elections on November 3. He said talks with Tehran are making progress and that the blockade will continue.
A Haredi battalion broke into song and dance after swearing into the IDF at the Western Wall - while protests against the draft were underway elsewhere in Jerusalem.
The IDF eliminated two Hamas terrorists in Gaza who were involved in holding hostages and advancing attacks against Israeli troops and civilians, saying both violated the ceasefire.
National Public Diplomacy Directorate chief Tzipi Hotovely honors the creators of NAZA - The True Story, which has drawn tens of millions of views worldwide.
Central District police commander wounded on October 7 to retire after 38 years of service, 'I will carry the fallen in my heart forever.'
Anti-draft protests escalate into riots, vehicle attacks, and Highway 4 roadblocks, with protesters calling police 'Nazis.' Police Commissioner Danny Levy ordered decisive action and warned of arrests.
A weaker military actor can increase its political power by shaping how a conflict is perceived far beyond the battlefield. Opinion.
The ISA has revealed a series of terrorism investigations involving residents of Israel’s southern Negev region.
Consumers are urged not to eat affected containers of Ben & Jerry’s Milk & Honey ice cream following a complaint about a foreign object resembling plastic.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich met Thursday with hundreds of rabbis from Israel’s religious Zionist community as part of an effort to increase voter turnout among right-wing voters.
We are often surprised when people do not awaken; in reality, we should be surprised when they do.
President Isaac Herzog presents the Medal of Civilian Heroism to six Israelis who subdued the terrorist and saved the passengers aboard the Flydubai flight.
The cancellation of Jews is allowed and justified without question today. Opinion.
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Three Bedouin Arabs from southern Israel provided weapons used to murder Border Police officer Sergeant Shira Chaya Suslik, indictment reveals.
Reservists chief Yoaz Hendel calls on Amcha Yisrael chair Ofer Winter to form political alliance, pledge to join only a Zionist government not dependent on haredi or Arab parties.
Six days before the Chief Rabbinate's certification exams, the ITIM organization petitions the High Court to ensure that women can take the tests.
Three years after Oct. 7, JFNA says Jewish engagement has reached an elevated ‘new normal.’
Ahead of the elections, Tzohar Rabbinical Organization chairman Rabbi David Stav says rabbis are entitled to express political opinions, but should not present them as binding halachic rulings.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets Paraguayan Vice President Pedro Alliana to discuss stronger bilateral ties, thanks Paraguay for steadfast support of Israel throughout war.
Most startups enter a market where other companies already offer something similar. There may be bigger competitors, companies with more funding, or products that have been around for years. That does not mean a new startup has no room to grow.
IDF eliminates Hamas commander Ibrahim Alam, who aided abduction of Sgt. Shaked Dahan's body; second Hamas terrorist also eliminated.
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against Muhammad Shalabi of Beit Hanina, alleging that he planned to attack security forces and Jewish civilians using explosives and poisons.
On the anniversary of Hamas's October 7 massacre, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani turned remembrance into an indictment of Israel. His moral inversion fails the victims, New York's Jewish community, and the next generation. Op-ed.
Police complete investigation into 52-year-old Old City resident suspected of deliberately setting fire to a sukkah in central Jerusalem due to racist motives.
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef criticizes the Otzma Yehudit chairman: “There are people who talk and attract young people with all kinds of slogans, but what do they actually do? Nothing."
Military Police forced to withdraw without making arrests in Dimona, Bat Yam, after dozens of haredi protesters physically blocked arrest operations targeting draft evaders.
MK Ofer Cassif has been convicted of aggravated assault on a police officer over an incident that occurred approximately four years ago during a demonstration in the southern Hebron Hills.
Jerusalem Faction announces mass demonstrations protesting arrests of yeshiva students; major traffic disruptions expected in Jerusalem and central Israel.
Maj. Gen. (res.) Avi Gil, who was alongside Netanyahu on the morning of October 7, raises suspicions of an attempt to alter the official records of calls with the Prime Minister.
Israel receives first fully US-made Iron Dome interceptor from a new Raytheon-Rafael facility in Arkansas, marking milestone in US-Israel defense cooperation.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar announces that the British Consulate in Jerusalem has ceased operations and 20 diplomats will leave Israel, but 7 will be permitted to continue working in the building.
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announces that the British Consulate General in Jerusalem will remain open under a new name following talks with Israel,
Yoav Unit officers blocked a convoy of motorcycles and scooters whose riders were driving recklessly while carrying Islamic Movement flags, deliberately choosing October 7 for their demonstration.
Former National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat warns of potential copycat attacks following the Flydubai hijacking attempt, urges Israel to maintain military pressure on Hamas to thwart kidnapping plots.
Three years after October 7, the IDF is overhauling its observation unit: Operations rooms will be moved farther from the border or fortified..
Pentagon instructed US Central Command to complete preparations for renewed military operations against Iran, potentually before Israel's elections, report says.
After months of sacred duty and tireless dedication at Camp Shura, a rescue and identification responder faces the toughest fight of his life: saving his wife.
