“Captivity was too hard to handle, and every moment you didn’t know if it was going to get even worse,” she said.

“The changing educational system is central to ‘deradicalizing,’ as the phrase is used, the Palestinian population and future generations,” Gerald Steinberg of NGO Monitor told JNS.

Why images of dead children in war play such a powerful role in the battle for public opinion – and why the Jewish approach to the dead reflects a different attitude.

While Gaza lies in ruins and its own population has paid a heavy price, Hamas celebrates October 7th as a historic triumph. Behind this lies an ideology that transforms even destruction and defeat into victory.

Dr. Phil, who moderated the event, told JNS that faith is a “foundation” and “moral compass” in difficult times.

The official who ran the civilian side of identification at Camp Shura describes the quiet religious and legal work after October 7, and the record shows how hard certainty was to reach.

Three years after the Hamas massacre, the battle has expanded from Israel’s borders to a global campaign against the Jewish state and the Jews.

The finance minister outlined his territorial agenda at Jerusalem’s first NatCon conference, three weeks before Israel’s election.

Three years after October 7th, 2,054 faces in Israel’s National Library tell stories of loss, remembrance, and a young generation that suddenly became defenders of their people.