Kibbutz Nir Oz
Israel's 'Red Alert' nominated for Critics Choice Award in Best Foreign Language Series category
The series is named for the phrase that signifies that a missile attack is imminent in Israel, and it dramatizes true stories of ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances on October 7.
'Not one minister called me, saying welcome back': Ex-hostage Gadi Mozes slams gov't - N12
TV Time: Israeli television gives glimpse of optimism with 'Accidental Happiness'
Kibbutz Nir Oz closes chapter as last hostage returns, continues to await remaining hostages
Sahar Baruch, Amiram Cooper laid to rest after over two years of war in Gaza
"You were at the beginning of your life, and the thought of you breaks our hearts into a million pieces," Sahar Baruch's aunt Rebecca Manor said.
Who was Amiram Cooper, one of Kibbutz Nir Oz's founders murdered in Hamas captivity? - explainer
One of the founders of Kibbutz Nir Oz, Amiram Cooper, was a poet born in Haifa before the founding of the modern State of Israel. His remains were brought back from Gaza.
Former hostage Matan Angrest 'was forced to endure horrific interrogations,' mother Anat says
Anat Angrest talked during a rally in Tel Aviv's Hostage Square on Saturday, demanding the release of the remaining Gaza hostages.
Released Gaza hostage Gadi Mozes to receive ‘Ben-Gurion Award’
Mozes will receive the award for his exceptional personal courage, leadership, and Zionism after pledging to rebuild Kibbutz Nir Oz following his release from terrorist captivity in January.
Who was Tamir Adar, the Nir Oz kibbutznik who fought bravely on October 7? - explainer
Tamir left his home on the morning of his October 7 to defend his kibbutz, with his final message to his wife saying: "Don't open [the door] to anybody, even if it is me asking you to open."
Who was Arie Zalamanowicz, kibbutz Nir Oz founder killed by Hamas captors in Gaza? - explainer
Footage of his capture on October 7 showed 86-year-old Zalamanowicz on the back of a motorcycle, flanked by his captors seated in front and behind him.
'No words to describe whirlwind of emotions': Daughter eulogizes slain hostage Eliyahu Margalit
Margalit was killed on October 7 while feeding his horses in the kibbutz stables.
Kibbutz Nir Oz commemorates the 65 murdered, 83 taken hostage on October 7
Nine kibbutz members remain hostages in the Gaza Strip two years after Hamas's massacre swept through the kibbutz.
Christian group honors October 7 victims with sweeping flag campaign
From October 2-8, over 1 million Americans across the United States will plant over 1.5 million Israeli flags, and participating institutions will have their own display fields of 1,200 flags.
More than 90 percent of Gaza border residents return as rebuilding advances
Some 62,000 residents have returned to Gaza border communities. Reconstruction continues, with five key areas still in temporary housing.
'They beat me, humiliated me': Ex-hostage describes traumatic captivity in Gaza
In Spanish, she said, “I am also here today as a Mexican woman, because that is where I was born, where the cartels kill and torture people."
