October 7
Coverage of October 7 in the Nexus archive.
- Award-winning writer Amir Tibon readies to return to kibbutz where his family survived Oct. 7
Award-winning writer Amir Tibon is returning to his kibbutz, Nahal Oz, where his family survived October 7. He recently received the Sami Rohr Prize for his memoir and is moving back after three years as an evacuee. Tibon, a Haaretz journalist, discusses what still gives him hope.
- US lawmaker detained by settlers says lack of punishment shows Israeli complicity
A US lawmaker was detained by settlers in the West Bank and criticized Israel's response to October 7 as 'genocidal' and 'apartheid' conditions, leading him to abandon his 'pro-Israel progressive' label.
- Alarm over potential Eilat attack met with skepticism, though not toward Houthi threat
Shin Bet chief warns of a potential October 7-style attack on Eilat, but experts express skepticism about the feasibility of such an assault by the Yemen-based Houthi group, acknowledging their intent but likely lack of capability.
- Tortured by Hamas's so-called doctors: October 7 hostage's terrifying account of how Gaza medics sliced open her skin, poured alcohol into open wounds and reattached her FOOT at 90 degrees
A hostage described being tortured by Hamas-affiliated medics who allegedly sliced her skin, poured alcohol into wounds, and reattached her foot at a 90-degree angle during the October 7 incident.
- Socialist Colorado candidate blames Israel for 'putting Jewish people in great danger'
Socialist Colorado congressional candidate Melat Kiros blamed Israel's actions in the Middle East for inspiring attacks on Jewish people, including a firebombing at a pro-Israel rally in Boulder in 2025. Kiros, who recently won her primary, agreed to discuss concerns with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, who criticized her hesitance to label the Boulder attack as antisemitic.
- Families mark 1,000 days since October 7 with memorials, protests, moment of silence
Families are commemorating 1,000 days since October 7 through memorials, protests, and a moment of silence. The October Council requested Israelis observe a minute of silence at 10 a.m., alongside a convoy visiting hard-hit communities near the Gaza border.
- Shin Bet chief orders agency to dismantle memorial to staff killed on October 7
Shin Bet chief David Zini ordered the agency to dismantle a memorial to staff killed on October 7, citing that employees 'don't need to see the debacle in front of our faces every day.' The agency confirmed the removal of a display it claims 'minimizes' the tragedy.
- 20 years on, newly released military logs detail confusion during Shalit abduction
Newly released military logs from 20 years ago detail confusion during the abduction of soldier Gilad Shalit, who was identified as kidnapped hours after being dragged into Gaza. The event triggered a 5-year national crisis and an exchange deal considered a precursor to October 7.
- Sexual Violence in Israeli Prisons: What History Tells Us
The article discusses how sexual violence against Palestinians in Israeli custody is often portrayed as a post-October 7 issue, but historical records suggest a longer-standing pattern. It challenges the narrative by highlighting the absence of new evidence since October 7.
- British Muslim police association described Israel military as a 'Zionist terrorist group' and defended Hamas after October 7
The British Muslim police association labeled the Israel military a 'Zionist terrorist group' and defended Hamas following October 7. The statements were made by the association, which is composed of Muslim police officers in the UK.
- Israel’s labour force transformed since October 7
Israel's labor force has undergone significant changes since October 7 due to the ongoing conflict with Hamas, including increased military conscription and shifts in workforce composition.
- Likud MK Distel Atbaryan says she won’t seek reelection after Knesset ends its term
Likud MK Distel Atbaryan announced she will not seek reelection after the Knesset's term ends. A former Netanyahu ally, she served as public diplomacy minister before resigning days after October 7 and later led a panel overseeing a controversial media overhaul bill.
- Israel’s October 7 tribunal: Show trial of Palestinians or justice?
Israel has established military tribunals to try Palestinians in connection with October 7 events. Observers express concerns that these tribunals may function as show trials rather than delivering genuine justice, with slim chances of fair proceedings.
- SARAH VINE: The sadistic sexual violence unleashed by Hamas against men, women and even children on Oct 7 shows that it wasn't about history or land but pure hatred and evil
Hamas unleashed sadistic sexual violence against men, women, and children on October 7, indicating pure hatred and evil rather than a historical or territorial dispute. This incident reveals the true nature of the conflict. The attack targeted innocent civilians, including children.
- October 7 barbarism beyond all imagination: New report details how terrorists performed almost unimaginable horrors - which some on the Left STILL cast doubt on
A new report details unimaginable horrors performed by terrorists on October 7, despite some on the Left casting doubt on the events. The report sheds light on the barbaric acts committed. The incident has sparked controversy and debate.
- Infiltration from Within: Israelis recruited to spy for enemy countries
Israel's intelligence agencies have uncovered internal security breaches involving spies and moles, leading to significant vulnerabilities from past betrayals to recent events like October 7 and the war with Iran.
- Sanders-backed Dem blistered for making 'excuses for terrorists,' slamming 'high and mighty' Americans
Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers accused his Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed of making 'excuses for terrorists' after a 2025 town hall video showed El-Sayed suggesting the U.S. should understand the motivations behind terrorism. Rogers criticized El-Sayed for comments linking terrorism to 'pain and frustration' and for past controversies, including fundraising after October 7 and not disavowing far-left streamer Hasan Piker's 9/11 remarks.