In the aftermath of the Hamas invasion and as war continues, official aid for affected communities is unpredictable - and so is manpower. But residents are determined to return

Arch-terrorist’s fate unconfirmed; army says Deif and head of Khan Younis Brigade were hit in fenced-off Hamas area surrounded by dozens of operatives; no hostages believed in vicinity

Key orchestrator with Yahya Sinwar of massacres nine months ago, his ability to frustrate Israel's formidable security apparatuses for so long made him a near-mythical figure

Liat Kimchie Braude, married mother of six, works as a homeopath, publishing agent, and community relations coordinator, evacuated to Herzliya ● This is her story

Andrey Kozlov describes June 8 as a 'birthday' after daring op in which he and other Israelis were rescued, says he was afraid his family wouldn't again hear him say 'I love you'

As thousands of hostage families and their supporters march to Jerusalem, ToI’s senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur delves into the history and efficacy of Israeli protest movements

Police force recognizes Allan Pearlman, a trained EMT, for his quick actions to treat two fellow trainees suffering serious medical episodes

Projectiles cause damage in Kiryat Shmona and another community along Lebanon border; military strikes Hezbollah operatives and rocket launchers