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The images of their blood-soaked teenage daughters being leered over by Hamas terrorists shocked the world and brought negotiators back round the table.

WARNING: Graphic content: In harrowing footage, five injured teenage girls can be seen pressed up against a wall as the terrorists yell insults and make veiled threats to rape them.

Dave Rubin is in Israel this week to talk to locals and hear their stories. Yesterday, he met with 26-year-old Ilay David. Ilay’s younger brother, Evyatar, was taken hostage by Hamas during the Nova Festival on October 7. When the invasion began, Evyatar texted his brother informing him of the a...

The family members of two young Israeli men taken hostage at the Nova music festival near the Gaza border on Oct. 7 visited Chabad of Vail on Jan. 4 to tell their stories and ask...

For The MirYam Institute co-founder and CEO Benjamin Anthony, the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas is far more than just a conversation — it’s a call to action.

In this episode of Battle Lines, Middle East Correspondent Natalia Vasilyeva and Senior Foreign Correspondent Sophia Yan both join us from on the ground in Israel, and Sophia guides us through the experience of Gazan journalist Sami Abu Salem, who describes the shame he feels when he cannot protect his children from the ongoing IDF strikes.

Join the Telegraph's top journalists as they analyse the conflict in Israel and Gaza from all angles and tell you what you need to know

Hamas claimed that the ten-month-old hostage Kfir Bibas was killed in an Israeli bombing in the Gaza Strip.

Infant was kidnapped alongside his brother, Ariel, and their mother, Shiri, who the group say have also died

They are the forgotten hostages. While women and children have been released over the past few days in Gaza, the men kidnapped on Oct 7 remain behind.