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Footage shows Mohammed Deif discussing battle plans, while documents aired by the network purportedly include an attack order signed two days before the massacre

Israeli officials warned unconditional recognition could endanger hostages and undermine talks; Britain said there was no evidence it put either at risk

US-sanctioned network calls for a ‘global intifada,’ while Hamas portrays the October 7 mastermind’s death as ‘new fuel’ for its campaign

In an interview on Channel 14, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that former Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel landed in Israel days before the Oct. 7 massacre, but denied they met

Hamas investigations reveal a collaborator with Israel, and special sources say that the assassination of the Khan Yunis Brigade commander in al-Qassam happened by chance.

Caught in the heart of the attack, Magen David Adom paramedics improvised care centers in the localities besieged by Hamas

Kidnapped together on October 7 and separated for more than a year, Keith and Aviva Siegel recount their captivity in Gaza and the ongoing struggle to rebuild their lives

"Two people who've lost family members who have every reason to hate each other. We're not just friends. We are brothers.”

Inside Gaza’s buffer zone, IDF officers say Hamas is rebuilding during the ceasefire, while displaced Israelis still fear returning home

In the first six days of October, SAHAR saw a 25% increase in conversations compared to the first six days of September. Depressive mood, loneliness and feelings of hopelessness were prominent themes

A new documentary follows the family of the Nova festival hostage murdered in Hamas captivity, from the fight to bring her home to the struggle to keep living without her

The complete timeline of the war that changed Israel: the surprise attack, the ground offensive, the hostage release deals, the additional fronts, and the defining moments along the way

The former Minister of Defense claims that confidential parameters of the negotiations were leaked by someone seeking to prevent an agreement.

Figures released by Israel’s Defense Ministry and National Insurance ahead of October 7’s third anniversary show 1,318 military personnel and 1,029 civilians have died since the Hamas attack

The recording captures a nine-year-old boy and his six-year-old sister seeking help in Kfar Aza; their younger sister Avigail was abducted to Gaza

Al-Amoudi reportedly had little chance of surviving the strike, though his death has not been confirmed

Sabine Taasa recounted the story of her family's murder while the audience laughed and jeered at her

In a detailed rebuttal to the documentary "NAZA," the IDF said the film relies on anonymous, uncorroborated testimony from junior intelligence personnel to mischaracterize the IDF's strike process

Egypt’s intelligence chief reportedly urged economic concessions to avert conflict; Israel’s national security adviser at the time denies the visit took place

The Gaza war documentary heads to the New York Film Festival as the Israeli-American Council plans a gathering outside the screening

New details reveal why intelligence officials interpreted it as related to the Elizabeth Tsurkov kidnapping case rather than as a warning of the coming attack

Sufian Abu Zaida identifies himself as the previously unnamed intermediary who allegedly conveyed Sinwar’s warning; Netanyahu denies the report’s claim that he received a warning from the UAE

Hamas investigations reveal intriguing details about the kidnapping of Muein al-Arabid, including the Israeli force impersonating Al-Qassam members and receiving security assistance

An extensive investigation reveals that UAE leaders warned Netanyahu that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was planning a major operation, yet the prime minister did not brief Israel's security chiefs