The planned student vigil is scheduled for the anniversary of the October 7 attacks. A separate screening of a film titled "The Gaza Ghetto Uprising" is also scheduled.
Both in the events leading up to the so-called Western Wall Tunnel riots in 1996 and those preceding the October 7 attack, Netanyahu was aware of the dangers ahead yet knowingly chose to risk Israel's peace and security in pursuit of perpetual war
In Haaretz's report about the warning Netanyahu received before the Hamas massacre, Sufian Abu Zaida was referred to as 'Coal Eyes' to protect his identity. According to him, talks between Hamas and Israel were not related to the October 7 attacks
A new INSS survey finds 75 percent support a state commission of inquiry into October 7, including 52% of coalition voters. An INSS researcher told Haaretz the military's current security posture is "not sustainable over time.
No one who has promoted the theory, including Sara, has presented evidence to support it. All security chiefs, as well as Netanyahu, have all rejected the conspiracy theory and explicitly said there was no betrayal on October 7
The campaign was among several civilian efforts launched amid government inaction after October 7, aiming to pressure Qatar to force Hamas to release the hostages. Influence campaigns were later consolidated under a government body
Avi Shahaf interviews 16 Israelis who left the country after October 7. While their testimonies echo a profound political and moral rupture, the book offers few insights on what sets this new wave of emigration apart
The UAE's refusal to deny the Haaretz exposé may reflect growing frustration with Netanyahu and again raises difficult questions about responsibility for October 7
Between his 'nobody woke me' campaign and Haaretz's exposé, it turns out that Netanyahu cannot stop revolving around October 7 - and October 7 cannot stop revolving around him
Katz refused to rule out an 'internal betrayal' in Hamas' October 7 attack, days after Sara Netanyahu suggested Democrats leader Yair Golan had advance knowledge of the assault. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied the conspiracy claim
Netanyahu pleaded with right-wing voters not to back smaller parties that could 'bring the left to power,' invoking the 1992 election and post-Oslo terror wave. Yair Golan: More Israelis were killed on October 7 alone than from 1993 to 2005
Almost three years after the October 7 massacre, the kibbutz that lost a third of its members is coming back to life. Yet despite the return of veteran members and an influx of newcomers, few young families are choosing to settle there
Megan Romer addressed the organization’s geopolitical stance, saying that any US defense or economic support for Israel represents a “solid red line” for the DSA.
Sources who spoke to Haaretz contradict Netanyahu's claim that 'the first thing' he did on October 7 was order the southern border sealed to prevent Hamas from taking Israelis hostage. Minutes of his second call that day do not include a clear operational directive either
The government says it will continue to advance its bill to establish a government-controlled probe after Israel's October election, while October 7 victims' families, watchdog groups and opposition bloc members accused Netanyahu of seeking to avoid accountability
In an interview on a podcast, Netanyahu said he expects 'anything connected to Israel's security to be investigated,' when asked if the Shin Bet should investigate allegations of 'treason' related to October 7
Likud MK Dan Illoz told Ynet that Netanyahu, as well as the Shin Bet, the army and the government 'are to blame' for October 7. He said lawmakers did not succeed in replacing him because of 'power struggles' within the Likud party
Passing with 59 votes in favor and none against, the first out of three votes on a contentious bill that would establish a politicized commission of inquiry into the failures of October 7 will allow the committee to function with just three members, all appointed by the coalition
Marches and rallies were held in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Be'er Sheva and across northern Israel. A group representing October 7 victims announced that a special day of protests will be held on Thursday to mark 1,000 days since Hamas' massacre