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לוחמי צה"ל לצד סמל של אונר"א ברצועת עזה ארכיון

Knesset passes law banning UNRWA activity in Israel, despite opposition from US

Under the law which passed overwhelmingly, an agreement from 1967 that allowed the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency to work in Israel will be canceled, and UNRWA activities in the country will cease. Some of the agency's employees are suspected of participating in the massacres on October 7. US is "very concerned"

Sivan Hilaie | 10.28.24

'If Trump is elected, the war will come to a swift and decisive conclusion' | Ben Shapiro in special interview

Ben Shapiro, one of the world's most influential Jews, has some advice for Israel: 'Instead of advertising Tel Aviv's beaches in Santa Monica, start introducing your enemies to the world'; He speaks to Ynetnews ahead of the Israeli premiere of his musical, presented by Aspaklaria Theater, which has taken on new meaning following the October 7 massacre

Sharon Kidon | 10.28.24

The first fallen soldier in Oct. 7: 'Steinberg was always a compass for us'

Nahal Brigade Commander Colonel Yehonatan Steinberg was killed on October 7 and left a void in the hearts of his loved ones; his widow shares stories about the revered commander

Yoav Keren | 10.28.24

Mother recounts how she saved her infant as Hamas terrorists set home ablaze

Amy Laban, a member of Kibbutz Nirim, recalls how she, her husband Uriel, their newborn son Kai and her mother Deborah huddled in the safe room for 6 hours, opening and closing the window to get some fresh air until IDF troops arrived to rescue them

Diana Bahur-Nir | 10.28.24

Battered and cornered: How Hamas clings on after major losses

Since Oct. 27, 2023, the IDF has swept through Gaza to dismantle Hamas and retrieve hostages; a year on, Hamas’ tunnel network and arsenal are mostly destroyed and 117 hostages have returned; however, Hamas persists in the military's dead zones

Yoav Zitun, Alexandra Lukash, Einav Halabi | 10.28.24

קבוצת הרובוטיקה של אופקים ניצחה בתחרות הארצית

Ofakim youth team claims 1st place in statewide robotics competition

Youths from town attacked by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, win first place at national First Robotics Competition, bringing honor to their community and setting sights on world championship; 'Amid disaster, they have proven to be a beacon of light,' says local official

Ilana Curiel | 10.27.24

Israel's UN membership could be suspended if it severs ties with UNRWA, officials warn

Bill up for final vote Monday could be an Israeli violation of the UN charter, leading to a suspension of its membership in the international body

Itamar Eichner | 10.27.24

What I saw there: Testimonies from the Saturday that changed everything

On October 7, 2023, Israel faced one of its darkest days as Hamas' brutal attack left a lasting impact on Israeli communities; Ynet has compiled testimonies from survivors of that day, capturing their trauma and courage, ensuring these stories are remembered

Hadar Gil-Ad | 10.24.24

The machine that saved Pablo's life on October 7

At 6 a.m., Rafi Litwak finished his shift at the Microgil quarry, leaving Pablo Dulitzky alone to take over; shortly after, sirens blared, and Pablo recalls seeing dozens of terrorists pouring into their kibbutz; his quick thinking saved his life

Lior Ohana | 10.24.24

'Hundreds of people were running in every direction, and every few seconds, someone would fall'

Nova music festival massacre survivor Danielle Gelbaum vividly recalls the terrifying moments as thousands desperately fled while rockets and gunfire rained down around them

Hadar Gil-Ad | 10.23.24

'Time stood still': Gaza hostages' last holiday at home

Idan saw his mother, who flew in from US, before being abducted on Simchat Torah; Chaim shared his Yom Kippur War story day before massacre; Guy promised to help dismantle sukkah after Nova festival; hostage families recount final moments with loved ones before being taken to Gaza

Yael Ciechanover | 10.23.24

'It's the greatest pain there is': 3 parents talk about losing an only child on October 7

Hundreds of families suffered the death of loved ones in the Hamas' massacre on October 7; 3 parents say the void left by the loss of their only child is dark and engulfing

Hadar Gil-Ad | 10.22.24

The world does not understand: UNRWA must be dismantled

Opinion: UNRWA, established in 1949, was intended to resolve Palestinian refugee issues but has become redundant due to its failure to rehabilitate or integrate refugees; At minimum, it has spectacularly failed at preventing terrorism, and at worst actively participated in it

Ben-Dror Yemini | 10.22.24

'I thought we could make peace with our enemies, but the hatred is deeply ingrained in them'

Israeli filmmaker Ronit Ifergan recounts terrifying events of October 7 in Kfar Aza, shares message of her new film Shattered Paradise, and explains why she no longer believes peace with Palestinians achievable, a dream she once held

Orit Merlin Rozhenzwaig | 10.21.24

Brain hemorrhage cases in Israel soar post-October 7, study finds

Study across 5 Israeli medical centers, led by Rambam Health Care Campus, finds 20% increase in brain hemorrhage cases following Hamas massacre, attributed to psychological stress of war; experts suggest surge affects general population and not just those directly impacted by war

Ron Crissy | 10.21.24

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