Credit: Yisroel Teitelbaum
Six Months From October 7th, The IDF Gives A Military Update
Courtesy of Mannie Fabian, we provide an update given by the IDF on the military actions taken since October 7th, 2023.
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Body of Hostage Elad Katzir Recovered from Gaza
The body of the hostage Elad Katzir, who according to intelligence was murdered in captivity by the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization, was rescued overnight from Khan Yunis and returned to Israeli territory.
The Hero Who Saved a Young Girl From Six Terrorists on October 7th.
On October 7th, Rami Davidian received a chilling text from Amit, pleading for her life. Watch the incredible story of courage and sacrifice as Rami rescued this young girl from being kidnapped by terrorists after the Nova Festival massacre.
Credit: Yisroel Teitelbaum
With Expected Iranian Retaliation, IDF Suspends Leave for All Combat Units
“In accordance with the situational assessment, it has been decided that leave will be temporarily paused for all IDF combat units,” an IDF statement read.
Knesset Passes Bill to Close Al Jazeera in Israel
The Knesset this evening (Monday) passed Minister Shlomo Karhi’s bill to shutter the Al Jazeera network’s offices in Israel.
Roman Lamp Found at Scorpions Ascent in Southern Israel
The lamp lit up the nights for Roman soldiers who guarded a fort on the Scorpions Ascent along an important ancient trade route over which copper, and possibly gold, were transported. An identical lamp was discovered in the same spot 90 years ago.
In Disgusting Change Of Policy, US Doesn’t Veto UN Ramadan Ceasefire Resolution
The US did not use its veto against a UN Security Council Resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza during the month of Ramadan and calling for the immediate release of all hostages held by Hamas, allowing the resolution to pass.
For the First Time, Cruise Missile from Yemen Fell Near Eilat
IDF confirms that a cruise missile fired from Yemen on Sunday night fell near the city of Eilat. IDF investigating why the missile was not intercepted.
Impressive Tunnel Complex from the Bar Kokhba Revolt Period Revealed Near the Sea of Galilee
Over the past few months students, local residents and soldiers have participated in an archaeological excavation at Huqoq near the Sea of Galilee. The excavations have provided a glance at a dramatic episode in the history of the Jewish people: the preparation of shelters for the Revolt of the Jews against the Romans led by Bar Kokhba in 132–136 CE.
The “Horoscope” Scroll Found In The Judean Desert
One of the most interesting – not to say mysterious – scrolls discovered in the Judaean Desert is a scroll called the “Horoscope.”
Three Wounded, One Critically, in Stabbing Attack in Southern Israel
A man in his 50s was critically wounded on Thursday in a stabbing attack at a cafe in the Beit Kama Junction in southern Israel.
Rare Coin From The Bar Kokhba Revolt Found in The Judean Desert
A rare coin from the time of the Bar Kokhba Revolt, engraved with the name of “Eleazar the Priest” in ancient Hebrew script, was discovered in the Judean Desert.
Foreign Worker Dead, Seven Others Injured In Missile Attack On Northern Israel
Foreign worker killed, at least seven others injured, after antitank missiles are fired at northern Israel.
TERROR: Two Killed in Shooting Attack at The Entrance to Eli
Deadly shooting attack carried at gas station at entrance to Eli in Binyamin, the same location where four people were murdered in another shooting attack last year.
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Chaim V’Chessed: Efforts to Ensure Pesach Travel for US Citizens
With Purim approaching, the Pesach travel season is just around the corner. Tens of thousands of US citizens who reside in Israel may be considering traveling Stateside to visit family for the holiday. However, it’s crucial for them to ensure they have the proper travel documents in hand.
VIDEO: How Did The Intelligence Failure of October 7th Happen?
Former head of IDF’s 8200 intelligence unit, Brig. Gen. (Res.) Hanan Gefen and former Mossad agent Sima Shine discuss how the intelligence failure of October 7th happened.
Unique Stamped Clay Sealing from the First Temple Period Unearthed in Kotel Excavations
A unique important discovery was made during archaeological excavations carried out in the Western Wall Plaza a few years ago, on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and in conjunction with the Western Wall Heritage Foundation: a stamped piece of clay from the First Temple period that belonged to the “Governor of the City” of Jerusalem – the most prominent municipal position in Jerusalem of 2700 years ago.
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