Meet Stevie, the dog who ran away from the sirens on October 7 and survived 40 days alone in the desert. And meet Rebecca (@tbex) who embarked on an epic quest to bring Stevie home. This is the story you need today 💛

Avera Mengistu, a disabled Ethiopian Israeli, accidentally crossed into Gaza in 2014. Hamas abducted him and held him captive for over a decade. But he’s home. With his family. With his community. Today Avera celebrated Sigd, an Ethiopian Jewish holiday, in Jerusalem.

I’ve been writing about October 7th horrors since day one. These new accounts of sex assaults on men, women and girls expose even greater depths of Hamas’s depravity, writes NATALIE LISBONA

Guatemala, 2025 Remember, the nations of the world failed to come to an agreement on plastic this year. Politicians bending to the will of corporations is killing the only home we have. Join a decent environment group today. https://t.co/DnMORel4UZ

Just as a FYI @EmmanuelMacron , the savage who bludgeoned me with a machete and nearly beat me to death, was financially rewarded by your "dear Mahmoud Abbas"

We will keep advocating for the remaining four hostages held captive by Hamas and their accomplices: Meny Godard, Ran Gvili, Dror Or, and Sudthisak Rinthalak.

5 hostages are still held captive in Gaza. We won’t stop. We won’t rest until they’re all home. Until the last hostage 🎗️ #UntilTheLastHostage

Former hostage Rom Braslavski showed extraordinary courage in sharing the horrors of his captivity, including a horrific sexual assault he endured while held by Islamic Jihad terrorists. His trembling voice, heard tonight in Israel and around the world, breaks through the walls

“A powerful rendition of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah by Valerie Hamaty, performed before 150,000 people in Tel Aviv.” #peace #rabin #israel #democracy

Captivity survivor Alon Ohel on the piano of 'Eretz Nehederet' tonight, playing the song "Under the Sky" (by Meir Ariel & David Broza). And as the lyrics of the song declare "We are still here" - we are all here, and we won’t stop - until the last hostage is released 🎗️

“They’re out, that’s great news!” That’s what people say when hostages are released. But recovery after two years in hell will be a lifetime. These men and women weren’t arrested. They were kidnapped, starved, beaten, saw their loved ones slaughtered in front of their eyes,

I was released from Hamas captivity in January and I am a die hard fan of Maccabi Tel Aviv. I am shocked to my core with this outrageous decision to ban me, my family and my friends from attending an Aston Villa game in the UK. Football is a way of bringing people together

Thousands of Israelis came to pay their respects to Tamir Nimrodi, an Israeli soldier who was taken hostage on October 7 and murdered in captivity. May Tamir's memory forever be a blessing 🕯️ 📷 Danor Aharon

RT @NTarnopolsky: 💥Hamas is expected to transfer 4 more bodies tonight. Among the 4 brought yesterday are Yossi Sharabi, Guy Ilouz and Bipi…

All 20 surviving hostages have been released 🎗️ The Hostage Forum said families were dismayed that only 4 of 26 bodies of the dead will return today “a blatant breach of the agreement” The fates of Bipin Joshi & Tamir Nimrodi remain unknown @thetimes https://t.co/Y8FNweDXpP

Lishay Miran Lavi, wife of newly released Omri Miran, speaks to her husband for the first time in 738 days. She last saw him as he was being led by terrorists out of their home in southern Israel ❤️‍🩹

The Israel Defence Forces has confirmed that seven Israelis taken hostage by Hamas more than two years ago have been released to the Red Cross in Gaza. The remaining 13 hostages and the bodies of 28 more who have died in captivity will be transferred to the Israeli Military

💥The hostages' families are ready and waiting

A New York Times Investigation: a war document authored by Hamas’ top commander and hours of previously undisclosed intercepted communications from real time are shedding new light on the October 7 attack. With the great @adamrasgon via @nytimes https://t.co/3CxJuiLSnT In

Former Israeli hostage Omer Shem Tov, at Hostages Square tonight, says the Shehecheyanu Jewish blessing: "Who has granted us life, sustained us, and enabled us to reach this occasion"