Malchiel ben Yosef, a reserve fighter, was praying minchah in the direction of Jerusalem while the rest of the fighters were facing the other direction, suddenly he saw a terrorist coming up from an unfamiliar tunnel with an RPG. Malchiel managed to alert everyone and eliminate the terrorist.

Zvika Mor, the father of Eitan who was kidnapped at the party in Re'im conveys a message that he is ready to sacrifice the heaviest personal price for the people of Israel and the Land of Israel. He looks at the tragedy from a point of view of faith and receives strength from the Hasmoneans who gave their lives for the people.

The Shuva community evacuated from the Gaza Strip envelope and settled in Kibbutz Almog. The religious settlement next to them, Mitzpeh Yericho, decided to reach out to the residents every Sunday with hot soups, a big smile, music and an embracing atmosphere to sweeten the way for them.

New details are being published today about the conditions of the hostages being held captive by the Hamas. The families say that their loved ones did not sleep on beds but on chairs, they were fed pita bread and cucumbers for one meal a day and are trying to get used to sunlight again. Psychologists warn against the long-term side effects.

The people of Kibbutz Saad, who evacuated their homes and are staying at the Nevo Hotel, decided to organize an appreciation evening for the hotel's employees. They prepared and cooked a festive meal for them, received them with applause and balloons. The hotel staff was very moved by the gesture.

The aunt of Roni Kariboy, who was released from Hamas captivity last night, told Reshet Bet here about the moments when he hid in a pit at a party, about the last conversation with his friend just before the kidnapping, and about escaping from captivity in an attempt to return home on his own.

Benny Hasson, Kibbutz Kissufim's spokesman describes the 22 hours in the inferno. He admits that he also saw great miracles in the chaos and tells about the Jewish code that saved him and brought him security. Benny states unequivocally "despite everything, I want to go back."

The IDF continues to kill terrorists, destroy infrastructures, and seize weapons as the clock ticks down to a temporary ceasefire.

A mixed male and female battalion is now operating in the Gaza Strip for maneuvers and extraction if necessary.

A large demonstration was held in Paris against rising antisemitism in France, attended by politicians, former Presidents, and religious figures. The protestors: "We will not let it happen again."

Yehuda Natan Cohen was jumped as early as 7:30 in the morning in Simchat Torah to the south, reached Nahal Oz at record speed, and built a strategy that saved the kibbutz from a bigger massacre, about his modesty and character, according to his relative.

The candles were arranged to form a Star of David illuminating the darkness. Watch:

The MK tweeted that "many MKs are looking for what we share in common." The post was supported across the political spectrum.

Ayelet and Hadas, only 18 years old, who survived the attacks in Sderot, recall the terror and concern for all the participants on the Black Shabbat, now they return to serving the community and believe that this is their mission even now.

Aryeh Akerman, a financial consultant and self-employed for 21 years in Kiryat Shmona, knows the waves of being self-employed in a vulnerable area in the State of Israel and suggests a number of steps to financial resilience in times of crisis.

Tomorrow (Tuesday), the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, is expected to arrive in Israel for a visit. In a general assembly of the French government, they tried to formulate a clear position for France to engage in brokering the ceasefire. The voices heard are for a "humanitarian truce that will lead to a ceasefire."

Despite concerns over effects on the French home front, the French President received an invitation from Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to visit Tuesday.

The traditional mass celebration will be replaced by live broadcasts of the Chief Rabbis from within the tomb.

Singer Pini Einhorn usually connects people through music, now he's connecting withh bereaved families and bringing their kids toys.