An IDF investigation into the massacre at the Supernova festival reveals the Hamas force intended to attack Netivot, but reached the festival instead due to a navigation error.
The family of Segev Kalfon, who was abducted from the Nova Music Festival announced that it has received a sign of life from him.
The intelligence officer of the prison in which Sinwar was incarcerated describes how he planned the murderous attack for many long years and how the threats became a painful reality.
IAF conducted strikes on approximately 50 terror targets across the Gaza Strip and eliminated Muhammad Hasham Zahedi Abu Al-Rus, a Nukhba terrorist who infiltrated Israel on October 7th, 2023.
Hundreds prayed the concluding prayers of Sukkot together with families of hostages and bereaved families at the site of the Supernova festival.
A vital, heart-breaking film stands against the insanity over Israel that has consumed the West. Op-ed.
Newly published text messages regarding the Supernova festival reveal the extent of the failure on October 7th.
Eyal Azoulai, the police officer who was the acting commander of the Negev District on the morning of October 7, revealed how the Supernova festival could have been saved - and what the results would have been.
Almog Sarusi, who was murdered by Hamas terrorists in captivity was laid to rest in Raanana.
A letter that went viral online that was claimed to have been written by a survivor of the Nova Music Festival massacre was found to be fake after journalists attempted to find his family.
Attendees at this year’s Burning Man plan to pause one day at 6:29 a.m. to honor the Nova victims and their memory and will feature artwork memorializing them.
D., who survived the massacre at the Nova Music Festival, told the Daily Mail about how a gang of Hamas terrorists sexually assaulted him. 'I felt such shame, like something in me was damaged.'
The sister of Lotan Abir, who was murdered at the party in Re'im, is leading a campaign for special recognition of the families of the massacre victims: 'The existing law is not suitable and does not suffice.'
David Draiman, the frontman for the heavy metal band Disturbed, visited the Arutz Sheva Studio during his visit to Israel to discuss his support for Israel, the importance of Jewish unity, and the disappointing global response to the horrors of October 7.
Anti-Israel protesters call for violence, harass journalist during rally protesting existence of exhibition documenting the massacre at the Nova music festival on October 7.
The commander of the Ofakim police station recounts how the Israel Police enabled thousands to escape the festival area.
Women held a special prayer service in the Re'im forest, where Hamas terrorists murdered hundreds of festival goers on October 7th.
Many survivors of the Nova music festival massacre are forcibly admitted to psychiatric wards; other survivors demand: 'Why do we need to prove and explain more in order to receive help?'
Moran Stella Yanai spoke at the site of the Supernova festival at an event for thousands of bikers and families of the hostages.
Tzofit Libman, the sister-in-law of the hostage Elyakim Libman cornered an employee of the aid organization outside its offices in Jerusalem.
A talk with Rami Davidian, who saved 750 lives On October 7th.
Natalie Sanandaji, a survivor of the massacre at the Supernova Music Rave on October 7, tells Arutz Sheva that she speaks out to put a face on the story of that terrible day.
The chief of security of the Supernova festival claims that a friend of his knew of a plan by Hamas to invade Israeli towns, but was forbidden from passing on the information.
