Hamas’ 'Our Narrative' document seeks to recast the October 7 massacre from an act of mass violence into a justified political struggle, deliberately omitting its brutality.
Newly surfaced footage shows Eli Rafael racing into the October 7 massacre to rescue his sister Sharon, only to be ambushed and killed by Hamas terrorists.
In a powerful duet, October 7 survivor Yonatan Cohen and freed hostage Yosef Haim Ohana performed 'Square of Tears,' transforming terror, survival, and captivity into a raw musical testament to what the hostages endured.
Asaf Hamami, an IDF colonel, was killed defending Kibbutz Nirim during the October 7 attack, after which his body was abducted to Gaza by Hamas and returned to Israel on November 2, giving his family a measure of long-delayed closure.
Rotem Sharabi, niece of captivity survivor Eli Sharabi and the late Yossi Sharabi, who was killed by Hamas, gave a moving performance on 'The Next Star to Eurovision,' Israel’s competition for Eurovision 2026.
Sgt. Matan Abergil, thrown into the fighting on Oct. 7, fought Hamas terrorists alongside his commander inside a Namer armored vehicle, where he sacrificed his life by jumping on a Hamas grenade, saving his seven crewmates.
Mainly in Hebrew, the four-part series focuses on ordinary people facing life-or-death situations, from the terrorist slaughter at the Supernova music festival to a family’s last stand inside their home.
Taryn Thomas, a former anti-Israel protester and Stanford encampment participant, shares how visiting Israel and seeing October 7 footage transformed her understanding of Hamas and changed her perspective.
British activist Tommy Robinson reacted after watching the horrific footage from October 7, saying he can’t understand how people side with Hamas and that such barbarism is incompatible with the West.
The documentary had previously faced a brief removal from TIFF’s schedule over security and rights concerns, a decision that drew criticism from politicians, Jewish organizations, and industry figures.
The visitors toured the Nova Festival site, Sderot’s destroyed police station, and the Tkuma 'car graveyard,' comprising cars destroyed at the Nova festival grounds and recovered from there.
The organizations have helped fund and implement the initiative as part of a broader effort to build young, vibrant communities in the heart of the hardest-hit kibbutzim.
On Tisha B’Av, a day of national mourning, 'The Mourning After' reveals the raw, ongoing pain of families shattered by October 7, reminding us that for many in Israel, grief is not history—it’s still unfolding.
IDF fighter Eliya Kader, daughter of a Border Police officer murdered on October 7, completed her training course and received her fallen father’s weapon in an emotional tribute that turns tragedy into strength.
Steinbrecher described a nightmarish scene outside of her apartment, with dozens of terrorists swarming the kibbutz and abducting residents from their homes.
After their son Ben was killed while saving lives at the Nova Festival, his Canadian-Israeli parents made Aliyah to walk the path he chose, turning tragedy into a living tribute to his dream.
Israel Friends, a grassroots initiative born on October 7, has raised over $50 million to deliver lifesaving aid—from PTSD care to battlefield first aid kits—mobilizing global volunteers and technology to support Israelis on the front lines and at home.
Dr. Rasha Alawieh traveled overseas to attend the late Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's funeral before being detained by authorities on the way back.
Amid the trauma of October 7, residents of Sderot and the Gaza border communities are rebuilding with resilience—training for war, planting vineyards, and vowing to thrive where terror once struck.
Over 300 Jewish mothers from around the world traveled to Israel amid ongoing conflict to strengthen their Jewish identity, stand against rising antisemitism, and forge powerful connections rooted in faith, resilience, and community.
'There was some sort of rave or desert party where they were having a great time, until the resistance came in electrified hang-gliders and took at least several dozen hipsters.'
Beyond the battle itself, the film will explore the formation of the unit and the challenges female IDF combatants faced while proving themselves in a traditionally male-dominated military environment.