On October 7, a terrorist attack on Israeli civilians by Hamas revealed extreme brutality against women, including rape, mutilation, and murder.

The article emphasizes that Israeli civilians, not political leaders, are crucial in determining the country's recovery from the ongoing war.

A panel discussion hosted by Hadassah Magazine's Executive Editor Lisa Hostein will feature English-language journalists in Israel sharing their experiences reporting on the aftermath of Hamas terror attacks from October 7 onwards.

After the devastating attack on Israeli civilians on October 7, the country's music scene shifted dramatically to mournful songs reflecting the nation's grief and loss.

This article discusses the inappropriate and insensitive ways in which some brands and influencers have exploited the Israel-Hamas war for marketing purposes.

In the wake of recent events in Israel and Gaza, American Jewish institutions have largely taken a pro-Israel stance.

The Wexner Foundation has ended its program that paid for Israeli students to obtain master's degrees at Harvard, citing the university's failure to condemn Hamas.

In the wake of a challenging week for Israel, Yonit and Jonathan engage in a discussion on the country's internal mood, global Jewish perspectives, and responses to recent Hamas attacks on Israeli civilians.

The article discusses the recent surprise attack launched by Hamas on Israel during the holy day of Simchat Torah.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has condemned the recent Hamas attack on Israel, calling it a serious escalation and expressing shock at the abduction of Israeli civilians from their homes.

The recent attack by Hamas on Israel, resulting in a death toll of 700 soldiers and civilians, has led some to describe it as the bloodiest day for Jews since the Holocaust.

In an emergency episode, the focus is on a recent event likened to Israel's 9/11 or Pearl Harbor, where Hamas forces infiltrated Israel from Gaza, resulting in the deaths and injuries of Israeli civilians and soldiers, as well as the taking of hostages.

Participants at the U.S. Universities Debating Championship were presented with a motion asking to justify violence by Palestinians against Israeli civilians, leading to controversy and protests.