The October 7 Massacre
Netanyahu’s October 7 failures remain unanswered three years later - opinion
From Qatari payments to haredi draft exemptions, Netanyahu’s security record demands scrutiny beyond his military victories.
What the hell is journalism? In Oct. 7 anniversary podcast, BBC Arabic reporters forgot - opinion
IDF kills numerous terrorists in Gaza strikes, including Oct. 7 kidnapper of Alexander Dancyg
After years of war, division, Israelis vote in record numbers to shape their future - editorial
Netanyahu vs Bar: Who called who is fascinating, but both ignored writing on the wall - analysis
The October 7 disaster was a decade or more in the making, especially with contributions of failures by both the political leadership and the entire defense establishment.
Israeli election campaigns must move past political gimmicks to tackle critical issues - editorial
With two weeks to go, let’s hear how the parties are going to deal with education, transportation, the environment, the unequal IDF draft, the worrying wave of emigration, and the West Bank.
Passengers of Egyptian aircraft that landed in Israel before October 7 were businessmen - report
The report comes amid suspicion that Egyptian General Intelligence Directorate Director Abbas Kamel was on board the flight. Netanyahu denied meeting him at the time.
Families of American October 7 victims call for US congressional inquiry into massacre
During a ceremony, CENTCOM head Adm. Brad Cooper displayed the murdered hostage and dual Israeli-US national Itay Chen's military dog tag, which his father gave him at the funeral.
Netanyahu unaware of who Egyptian spy chief met days before Oct. 7 massacre
Netanyahu spoke to Army Radio earlier on Wednesday, saying that Intelligence failures surrounding the October 7 massacre should not automatically lead to a premier's dismissal.
Where should Canadian Jews go? Where is the Promised Land? - opinion
While the Tulsa initiative has received a significant number of inquiries from Canadians, the number of families who have actually made the move so far is quite small.
Israeli universities need more funding to sustain scientific excellence - opinion
The human mind is the State of Israel’s most precious resource. Academia is where that resource is cultivated, challenged, and transformed into national strength.
Netanyahu strikes back at ex-Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar over Oct. 7 contact claims in lawsuit
"The Shin Bet security detail, your subordinates who are with me 24/7, could have reached me within minutes. How many lives could we have saved if only you had called on time?" said the PM.
UK Green Party gambling on anti-Israel politics, former deputy leader warns 'Post' - exclusive
Shahrar Ali warns that the problem in the UK Green Party extends beyond Israel, describing what he sees as an erosion of its traditional eco-focused secular identity.
Ronen Bar files NIS 3 million defamation lawsuit against Netanyahu over shifting Oct. 7 blame
The lawsuit alleges that in the months leading up to October 7, Netanyahu received repeated warnings about the possibility of an escalation on multiple fronts, with particular emphasis on Gaza.
