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'It's about a desire to still enjoy things'
Together in their solitude: 7 IDF widows find friendship as they navigate life after loss
By
Jessica Steinberg
Their husbands were killed in the line of reserve duty. Now a group of young Jerusalemite mothers who speak the same language of grief lean on each other for support — and laughs
Op-ed: Three weeks to elections
David Horovitz
As with Oct. 7, so too with Sept. 30’s flydubai attack: A failure to prevent obvious deadly threats, and a refusal to take responsibility
The gaping holes in security for passengers on foreign airlines serving Israel truly boggle the mind. Until they are clearly addressed, travelers should be very careful in their choices… And so, too, should Israeli voters
Inside story
Israeli airlines often lease foreign planes and crew, while leaving extra security behind
By
Sharon Wrobel
Interview
'The choice is between a worthy leadership and a corrupt one'
Bereaved by war, determined to heal, protect and revive Israel: Gadi Eisenkot’s prime ministerial mission
By
Tal Schneider
and
David Horovitz
In an impassioned interview with The Times of Israel, the opposition frontrunner explains why he stayed in politics after his son was killed in Gaza, how he would safeguard Israel and return it to the community of nations, and why Netanyahu, the PM of Oct. 7, must be sent home
Analysis
Lazar Berman
Three years on, Israelis stand at a crossroads of memory and metamorphosis
On the first anniversary since the hostages came back, the legacy of what the day means remains unsettled. In 3 weeks, Israelis will have their first chance to take a step toward deciding
Lazar Focus podcast
Elizabeth Tsurkov: Sharaa’s Syria is no threat to Israel
By
Lazar Berman
Promoted Podcast
Identity/Crisis
Israel/Today: How October 7 changed the Jewish story
Yehuda Kurtzer and journalist Yossi Klein Halevi reflect on how trauma, memory, and fear have reshaped Israeli society and Jewish identity in the past three years.
ToI podcast
A Mandatory Listen – Bret Stephens: Israel regained deterrence. The US lost it
By
Amanda Borschel-Dan
and
Bret Stephens
In the third episode of our new podcast series, The New York Times columnist presents a different framing for Israel’s losses — and gains — since October 7, 2023
Reporter's notebook
Ofer Winter talks like he’s the opposition, but won’t walk away from Netanyahu
By
Ariela Karmel
Top Ops
Rachel Lester
A letter from a formerly suicidal IDF reservist
I didn’t think I could get PTSD at my desk job after October 7. My mother knew better – and what she did saved my life
Yehuda Beinin
Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves
The government’s politics of vengeance and dehumanization will not bring my son-in-law back from the dead. It will only create another generation of hatred
Avi Lewis
The airstrikes we canceled: What NAZA leaves out
The film has it backwards: I worked with the IDF’s casualty estimate system. It’s a brake on civilian deaths, not a license to kill
Donniel Hartman
Israel must defend itself — without defending the indefensible
Rejecting false accusations against Israel must not mean denying its real moral failures. To reclaim our voice, we need to learn to do both
Book review
Jacob Magid
‘You want to call Trump, Bibi?’: How incoming US president’s wrath was leveraged to close hostage deal
Top Biden aide’s new book reveals dramatic 11th-hour talks before January 2025 agreement as well as outgoing president’s desire to give final speech rebuking his party’s anti-Israel direction
Inside story
West Bank olive harvest, an annual flashpoint, presses ahead amid obstacles and violence
By
Nurit Yohanan
Three years since Oct. 7
'Their identity as warriors, as fighters, can get lost'
After war put them on the ropes, a martial arts gym gives wounded vets a fighting chance
By
Diana Bletter
House of Heroes, founded by former IDF resilience trainer Sagi Dovev, uses MMA and other sparring styles to help rehabilitate some of the 26,200 soldiers scarred in body and mind since October 7, 2023
Oct. 7: Book excerpt
‘We’re not breaking’: The untold heroics of the female fighters who held off Hamas at Sufa
By
Tal Schneider
IDF launches review of heroic acts by soldiers on Oct. 7 to select honors recipients
By
Stav Levaton
3 years of war: Data shows IDF hit 100,000 targets as 31,500 projectiles fired at Israel
By
Emanuel Fabian
Analysis
Jessica Steinberg
Her husband was executed by Hamas in Gaza. Now, a former hostage’s mission is to keep his memory alive
Rimon Buchshtab-Kirsht mourns her soulmate, Yagev Buchshtab, murdered in a tunnel 3 months after she was released. Taking life day by day, she is working to complete a list they compiled together
Reporter's notebook
On the Gaza border, third anniversary of October 7 revives traumas of war and terror
By
Sue Surkes
A place ‘soaked with their dances, music and blood’: Nova victims remembered at scene of massacre
By
Jessica Steinberg
Activists put photos of Oct. 7 victims on NYC streets as city’s Jews mourn anniversary
By
Luke Tress
‘Sense of closure’: NY Jews deposit hostage tags into new art installation on Oct. 7
By
Agatha Khishchenko
Interview
Diaspora Jews predict their own decline and fall in new post-Oct. 7 oral history
By
Robert Sarner
After three years of war, Israeli kids bear the brunt of still-rising mental toll
By
Diana Bletter
Clalit Health Services finds psychiatric emergency visits among children and adolescents rose 121.3% last year; PTSD diagnoses across population doubled after October 7 and continue to rise
One in five Israelis ‘still struggling to function’ since Oct. 7 – new study
By
Diana Bletter
Nearly 1 million Israelis called mental health hotline over three years of war
By
Diana Bletter
She will dance again
By
Risa Levitt
Weak knees, smart brains: Israeli study gets to the bottom of genetic evolution
By
Diana Bletter
Weizmann Institute of Science researchers say a decrease in glycosaminoglycan (GAG) molecules in joints separated human ancestors from apes and led to greater neuroplasticity in people
From birth to play, new exhibition explores childhood in ancient Israel
By
Zev Stub
The Reel Schmooze podcast
‘The Stamp Thief’: Will a rag-tag team of LA Jews get lucky in Poland?
By
Amanda Borschel-Dan
and
Jordan Hoffman
ToI’s movie maven and deputy editor follow a group of semi-retired Hollywood writers as they attempt to unravel a mystery and maybe even right a historical wrong
Reporter's notebook
'In the current situation, I feel powerless'
At Berlin’s ‘Sukkoberfest,’ young Jews raise a beer — and weigh whether to stay
By
Joshua Schultheis
Amid a surge in antisemitism and gains for the political fringes, partygoers at a Sukkot-meets-Oktoberfest celebration describe a deteriorating climate, and some are eyeing Israel
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