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Hamas Releases American-Israeli Hostage

By Callum Sutherland and Nik Popli

Fact-Checking Netanyahu’s 2024 TIME Interview

By Eric Cortellessa

Why the Ceasefire Was Destined to Fail

By Eric Cortellessa

Biden's Unprecedented Support for Israel

By Doug Rossinow / Made by History
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Israel-South Africa Relations Over Gaza

Israel has recalled its ambassador to South Africa, as the African nation votes on whether to sever all diplomatic ties.

By Armani Syed

Netanyahu Undermining Biden's Diplomacy

The U.S. is trying to help imagine a post-Hamas Gaza but Netanyahu is attacking those efforts.

By Nimrod Novik

Ehud Barak on the Future of Israel

Ehud Barak speaks with TIME about the Hamas attack, Netanyahu’s future, and the Jewish state’s existential crisis.

By Eric Cortellessa

How Holocaust Survivors in Israel Are Coping With the War

The fear, pain, and disruptions to daily life affecting Israelis right now has left many Holocaust survivors reckoning with their enduring trauma.

By Olivia B. Waxman

Hamas' New Social Media Strategy

Showcasing attacks on civilians conflicts with the group's traditional message to the western world

By Eric Cortellessa

Settler Violence Threatens Israel's Security

Increasing settler violence in the West Bank undermines Israel's security and democracy and must be stopped.

By Alex Lederman

Israeli Medic on What She Saw on Oct. 7

When Naomi Galeano responded to an emergency call on Oct. 7 she had no idea the horror she would witness.

By Naomi Galeano

The Problem With 'Moral Clarity'

While condemning terrorism should be a no-brainer, moral clarity has not guaranteed sound U.S. counterterrorism policies.

By Joseph Stieb / Made by History

US Shifts More Intel Analysts to Hamas

The reshuffle raises questions about how the U.S. intelligence community was allocating its resources ahead of Hamas’ surprise offensive.

By Brian Bennett

What It's Like to Be an Israeli Peace Activist Today

There is little patience for the peace movement in Israel following Hamas' unprecedented attack on Oct. 7.

By Anna Gordon

After Hamas, Then What in Gaza?

The lack of realistic scenarios is starting to produce unrealistic ones.

By Eric Cortellessa

U.S. Official Resigns Over Arms to Israel

Josh Paul, former senior State Department official, says the U.S.'s support to Israel is "shortsighted," "destructive" and "contradictory."

By Mathias Hammer

A Terrible Hope

Vivian Silver's family and friends hold on to the memory of her work for peace between Israelis and Palestinians

By Eetta Prince-Gibson

The Stories of Israelis Taken Hostage

The families of those held by Hamas in Gaza tell of trauma, fear, and the search for hope.

By TIME Staff

World Leaders’ Reactions to the Gaza Hospital Blast

The tragedy is already beginning to threaten to undermine efforts to prevent the war from escalating into a broader regional conflict.

By Chad de Guzman and Koh Ewe

A Lesson From the Origins of Hamas

The more militant Hamas emerged when Israel was focused on fighting the Palestine Liberation Organization in the 1980s.

By Ibrahim Al-Marashi / Made by History
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