Beeri

The Ayuna carpentry workshop in Kibbutz Be'eri, founded by the late Yonat Or who was murdered on October 7, was completely destroyed in a fire. Firefighters gained control of the blaze, and an investigation into the cause is underway.

Host and captivity survivor Eli Sharabi prepares for the October 7 families ceremony, calling for unity and emphasizing that his personal grief is a daily reality.

Three years after the October 7 massacre, IDF veteran Dvir Solomon recalls the grueling 20-hour battle in Kibbutz Be'eri and how his brother saved him from an ambush.

On October 7, 2023, Menahem Kalmanzon and his family formed Team Elchanan, rescuing dozens trapped in Kibbutz Be'eri while brother Elchanan fell in heroic combat.

A review of heroic acts during the October 7, 2023 attacks, highlighting citizens and security personnel like Rachel Edri, Amit Mann, and the Kalmanson brothers who saved lives.

Three years after the October 7 attacks, the family of murdered Be'eri paramedic Amit Mann continues sharing her inspiring story of courage, compassion, and life.

North Medical Center established a scholarship fund in memory of police officer Eliran Abergel, who fell at Be'eri on October 7, financing advanced training for social workers.

Three years after October 7, the Gaza envelope has seen a 10% demographic increase to 66,000 residents. The Tkuma Administration reports over 90% return rates and billions invested in regional reconstruction.

An official IDF investigation reveals systemic readiness failures and tactical breakdowns during the October 7 attack on the Paga military post near Be'eri, resulting in 18 deaths and two abductions amid fierce combat.

The Tavor Academy will open a new branch in Kibbutz Masada that will bear the name of Lt. Col. Eli Ginsberg. Ginsberg, a former commander of the Counter-Terrorism School, went into combat at the outbreak of the war and fell the next day. This is the second branch that Tavor has opened since October 7 in memory of a fallen soldier, following the branch in Kiryat Shmona named after Lt. Yuval Yaffe.

Jovel's husband, Paul, was murdered in a kibbutz in the Gaza envelope alongside Evyatar Kipnis, whom he cared for as a caregiver. Jovel was initially forbidden from attending his son's wedding with her toddler, but the Population and Immigration Authority has now agreed to allow them to visit the country on the condition of depositing a 100,000 shekel bond for each, with a pre-set departure date.

Tarek Anwar Khamis Ra'i, a company commander in the terrorist organization, was killed in a strike in Khan Yunis. The army claims he had recently been planning attacks against Israelis. The operation follows another elimination of a senior Hamas official who raided Israel, against the backdrop of the continued deployment of forces in the south in accordance with the agreement.

Avida Bachar, who lost his wife and son on October 7, warns against the continued strengthening of Hamas and demands fundamental change in Gaza. At the same time, he rejects the possibility of being placed on the Likud list and clarifies: "I reject this entirely."

Avidey Bachar, who lost his family on October 7, criticized the Gaza deal on 103fm, calling it "the last nail in Israel’s coffin." He also confirmed his refusal to join the Likud party, stating he has no intention of entering politics.

The public debate following the recent terror attack in Judea and Samaria has exposed a disturbing phenomenon: instead of uniting against terror, some are quick to blame the victims and blur the line between the attacker and the attacked.