Seven soldiers at Lulim outpost fought off dozens of attackers on October seventh, losing two of their own. Nearby battles claimed five more lives, showing the defenders' courage against overwhelming odds.

Austria's Chancellor opposes calls to exclude Israel from Eurovision, citing historical responsibility. The contest faces pressure from several countries threatening to withdraw if Israel participates. A final decision on Israel's involvement is expected in December.

Amjad Al-Shawa has been named as the new leader of Gaza's technocratic government, chosen for his humanitarian work and neutral stance. The administration was formed by both Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, with Hamas retaining security control. Al-Shawa is expected to oversee Gaza's transitional phase with local and international cooperation.

US leaders JD Vance and Donald Trump oppose Israeli moves to formalize sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, warning of consequences. The article argues that historical and biblical forces favor Israel's claims, despite international resistance.

Dr. Rafael Medoff discusses the centuries-long history leading to the October 7 attack in his new book, focusing on the role of education and societal indoctrination. He critiques responses from American organizations and universities, while expressing optimism about Jewish resilience.

President Javier Milei celebrates a major win in Argentina's midterm elections and calls it a turning point. His party's strong showing bolsters his reform agenda.

A fault in Roche cancer test kits may have led up to 300 women to miss out on proper treatment. The Health Ministry has ordered a review and retesting of affected cases. Patients will be contacted if their care needs to change.

Catherine Connolly has been elected Ireland's president, promising to champion diversity and social equality. Her victory marks a shift toward a more outspoken and independent presidency.

Finance Minister Smotrich unveiled plans to cut middle-class taxes and offer major incentives for immigration. He also emphasized fiscal reforms and a principled approach to foreign relations.

Kolkata schools are introducing self-defence training for girl students to boost safety and confidence. Programmes include Krav Maga, Taekwondo, and karate, with participation from both private and state-aided schools.

Freed hostage Bar Kuperstein says he was beaten and starved by his captors in Gaza in retaliation for Israeli prison policies. He blames public statements by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for worsening hostages' conditions. Ben Gvir has denied responsibility and criticized the media.

A top United Nations official with a record of anti-Trump statements is seeking a prominent role in the Gaza peace plan. His advocacy for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency and past support for Hamas-linked narratives have raised concerns among U.S. officials.