A resident of central Israel volunteering for ZAKA in the days following the October 7 attack found a discarded machine gun in Be'eri that belonged to the terrorists and brought it back as a "souvenir."

According to a report in the Arab media, Hamas planned to take over the Shikma prison near Ashkelon, allowing hundreds of terrorists to escape. 

The Free Press, in its documentary "American Miseducation," sheds light on a concerning phenomenon that emerged during the October attacks by Hamas on Israel.

IDF releases casualty figures: 378 soldiers hospitalized since the beginning of the war.

After Israel exposed that 12 employees of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees participated in the October 7 massacre, many countries announced the suspension of funding and called for an investigation into the organization's actions in Gaza.

Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst provides a personal glimpse into the tunnels beneath Khan Yunis, Gaza, where Israeli forces have discovered cells used for holding hostages.

A recent tweet by Marina Medvin features a video shedding light on alarming Jihadist aspirations among Gazan Islamic mothers and their children.

The father of the late soldier Sergeant Adir Tahar z"l, told about the abuse of his son's body by the terrorist organization Hamas in the attack of October 7: "One of the terrorists tried to sell his head for 10 thousand dollars".

Former Chief of Staff Aviv Kohavi spoke today for the first time since the outbreak of the war and said, "I am responsible for the actions taken in the IDF during my tenure. I ask myself what else could we have done differently?"

Dozens of companies, organizations, and businesses have begun a symbolic strike of 100 minutes as a sign of solidarity with the captives and their families on the 100th day of the war.

Prime Minister Netanyahu Addresses the Lawsuit Against Israel at the International Court, Calls the False Accusations in The Hague a Moral Low Point in the History of Nations.

In a stark and unsettling footage uploaded by the IDF on YouTube, the aftermath of the October 7 massacre is laid bare. Three months after the invasion by Hamas terrorists, Israel faced its most brutal day in history, marking the deadliest incident for Jews since the Holocaust.

Seventy elite fighters underwent training for two years without knowing the objective, and five senior Hamas officials meticulously planned and kept the attack secret until midnight.

Two days after the assassination, senior Hamas figure Saleh al-Arouri was buried in Lebanon. Hundreds of terror operatives accompanied his deputy to the burial at a cultivation camp in the country.

In Khan Yunis, several Nukhba militants who operated in the area surrendered themselves to the IDF forces. During their interrogation, they testified that numerous terrorist operatives were killed as a result of underground attacks, including two battalion commanders in the city.

In a poignant tweet, Miss Iraq Sarah Idan shared her recent visit to Kfar Aza, a community marred by the harrowing consequences of Hamas's infiltration. 

A study conducted among Israeli Arabs about the massacre committed by Hamas, and their feelings about the war, reveals alarming data. Only 56% of Arabs believe that the Hamas attack does not reflect Arab society and Islamic values.

Sergeant Shalom Shetrit, a fighter in Golani's 13th Battalion, told about the battle in which he was mortally wounded on October 7: "I lost a lot of blood, I started saying goodbye to my family" | Breathtaking interview.

The former commander of the Southern Command, Dan Harel - who commanded the expulsion of the Jews from Gush Katif - says that the reason for the 7th of October massacre is the transfer of forces from the Gaza Strip envelope to Judea and Samaria: "There is no forgiveness for that."