https://www.jfeed.com/latest-news/druze-in-southern-syria-hold-convoy-supporting-israel-marking-october-7-53813

The Second Temple-period mikveh was uncovered during salvage excavations before construction in the city’s Carmei Gat neighborhood. The discovery provides evidence of a previously unknown Jewish settlement between the Judean Lowlands and the northern Negev, the IAA said.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/25-ton-second-temple-era-mikveh-lifted-from-ground-intact-during-kiryat-gat-construction/

Photos from https://www.ynet.co.il/ and https://www.kan.org.il/ front pages.

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-908514

As usual, he uses our pain to advance his own interests and ideologies. He has repeatedly used the word “war crimes” to describe Hamas’s attack (dating back to his mayoral campaign) while categorizing Israels response as “genocide”. If that’s the case, then by his own admission, israel was at war with Hamas on or prior to 10/7, yet Israel responding to war crimes is genocide to him.

Hamam al-Hammami, suspected of attempting to crash the Flydubai plane told investigators that he wanted to “die as a shahid."

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-908307

The suit leans on a whistleblower account of a newsroom that ignored years of complaints about antisemitism and skewed reporting.

Israel’s election authorities are preparing for cyberattacks, foreign influence campaigns and rocket alerts ahead of the October 27 vote, while retaining paper ballots as a safeguard against electronic interference.

Central Elections Committee representative Naomi Binyamini said a dedicated team is monitoring attempts to manipulate voters, including through artificial intelligence. She said studies found that cyberattacks could have a greater impact on electronic voting systems, helping explain the decision to keep voting on paper....

I had never seen some of this footage from the Nova Festival massacre before

I came across this documentary about the Nova Festival massacre and thought it was worth sharing because it focuses heavily on the people who were actually there and their testimonies.

It's difficult to watch in places, but I think it's important that these stories are documented and remembered.

Documentary: https://youtu.be/KFaR6KtfYU0?si=h1QlRpxGtjJdYMeT

I'm curious what others here thought about it.