Two years after Oct. 7, Kibbutz Be’eri is beginning to rebuild
Two years after that terror-filled day, the kibbutz, which sits less than four kilometers (three miles) from Gaza, is rebuilding and rehabilitating itself – slowly.
Two years after that terror-filled day, the kibbutz, which sits less than four kilometers (three miles) from Gaza, is rebuilding and rehabilitating itself – slowly.
Hamas is much weaker two years after October 7, but it is still the dominant power in Gaza and controls the civic space.
Each life lost to suicide is one too many; every effort must be made to prevent the next.
Hamas’s surprise assault forced Israel to rethink its maritime defense, offering lessons to the US Navy.
The biggest threat to the Abraham Accords comes from rising populism in Israel and around the world.
Past wars have proven that Israel knows how to win wars on the military front, but fails on the public diplomacy front.
Through two years of war, the question of how to approach dialogue between people of different religions is even more crucial.
Over the past two years, Israeli journalists working for international media have struggled with increasingly slanted editorial bias.
Focus on the war has diverted attention away from vulnerable populations who depend on social services to survive.
The Gaza War has shown that in the age of social media, the battle for global perception can be just as consequential as the fight on the ground.
The war caused disruption to Israel’s economy but it has also altered the very character of the innovation scene.