Gaza border communities

Over 120 Hamas terrorists planned on invading Beersheba on October 7

Security forces believe that since their plans were thwarted, they headed to Gaza border communities, overwhelming them in sheer number as a result.

 Israeli soldier hangs an Israeli flag in Kibbutz Nir Am, near the Israeli border with the Gaza Stri

Knesset greenlights 4.9 billion NIS budget to rebuild war-torn Gaza border communities

Community movements welcome the legislation, calling it an important step toward rebuilding the Gaza border communities.

Hamas gathered forces during ceasefire for attempted invasions into Israel

Israel's security forces have identified a sharp increase in Hamas's efforts to carry out attacks against the IDF in Gaza.

New IDF chief prepares for return to Gaza fighting, vows to defeat Hamas

The comments were made during a meeting with the heads of local councils from the Gaza border communities.

  A view shows destroyed vehicles at moshav Netiv HaAsara, southern Israel, November 19, 2023

Hamas hang gliders invaded Netiv HaAsara before IDF could respond

Hamas penetrated the village by 6:39 a.m., even faster than in many other border villages. They immediately started killing civilians.

 INFOGRAPHIC: Timeline of October 6 evening intelligence warnings

Timeline probes October 6, hours leading up to October 7 massacre

The hours leading up to the attack show lapses in military leadership's judgement and lack of deterrence.

IDF probes to reveal first 72 hours of fighting with Hamas on October 7

The IDF would need an additional three to four days to flesh out pockets of Hamas fighters who took up smaller positions or who were hiding in ambush in various areas.

The future of Israel educational travel: Rebuilding and reinventing, with a goal of 50% growth

From logistical challenges to deeper ideological questions, educational organizations are forging new paths to connect travelers to Israel in the wake of the October 7 attacks.

By FELICE FRIEDSON/THE MEDIA LINE
13/02/2025

From whiskey to wine: Residents of the Gaza border are building an 'Alcohol empire'

Quietly and without fanfare, alcohol production has become a real trend for the Gaza border towns, from whiskey to wine.

By ALON PEARL/GLOBES/TNS
03/02/2025

Border Police reservist: Unit left without any combat gear on Oct 7

The soldiers, who were eager to protect their people, were then left with nothing to do for two days after being prohibited to going South.

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