The Hanukkah massacre in Sydney is a warning to Western governments that Islamist extremism and antisemitism must be confronted with courage and clarity.
Hanukkah Massacre: A Warning to Western Governments
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‘It’s Been Two Years, But October 7th Never Ended for Me’
Exactly two years ago, on October 7th, Israel was shocked by an unprecedented Hamas attack. One of the hardest-hit places in Israel was Kfar Aza, a kibbutz near the Gaza Strip. Hadas Eilon Carmi hit here in a safe room for many hours with her family, while the massacre took place outside. Two years later, we speak with Hadas about that day, the loss of her brother Tal, how her life has changed since then, and whether her life could ever return to “normal.”
‘The Bullets went through the Safe Room Door’
Oct. 7 seems a long time ago. But for many Israelis it feels like yesterday. We speak with Neta and Santiago, who together survived the October massacre. They lived in Kibbutz Kfar Aza in the south of Israel. The kibbutz was invaded and destroyed by Hamas terrorists and many of its residents were massacred or abducted. Neta and Santiago share the impact Oct. 7 had on their lives and how it changed them.
I used to bring children from Gaza to hospitals in Israel.
Can you still believe in peace when your son has been murdered by Hamas, and you have lost everything? Liora Eilon, a peace activist dedicated to reconciliation between Jews and Palestinians. She faced this question after Hamas terrorists raided her kibbutz near Gaza on Oct. 7, causing a devastating massacre.
In this interview, Liora courageously shares her story, while Danielle Mor sheds light on The Jewish Agency’s efforts to support terror survivors like Liora.
7 October Massacre—Another Kristallnacht?
On the last day of Succot – Simchat Torah – the nation of Israel woke up to the worst mass murder of Jews since the Holocaust. What happened that day is indelibly etched on the Israeli psyche and will be for generations to come.