Sderot
‘Closing the circle’: October 7 victim Elitzur Hajbi laid to rest three years after massacre
"For us, our responsibility was not complete until we could bring him to rest with the dignity and respect every person deserves," said said ZAKA Search & Rescue CEO.
The Oct. 7 battle for Sderot still rages in the minds of its survivors
Netanyahu warns that an attack from Tehran would be 'one of their last decisions'
Smotrich calls on Netanyahu to conquer Gaza under military rule, re-establish settlements
Café Greg reopens Sderot branch six months after war
Israel Prize winners announced, among them Netanyahu critic Eyal Waldman
After this year's prize ceremony being roiled in controversy, Education Minister Yoav Kisch announces the full list of winners of Israel's most prestigious prize.
Sderot Cinematheque to host festival after city suffered on October 7
Excitement is running high ahead of the reopening in the city that suffered over 50 civilian and 20 police casualties on the day of the Hamas massacre.
Reviving Sderot: SafeSpace Complex for Small Businesses and Start-ups
Sderot's greenhouse launched SafeSpace this week, a complex supporting small businesses and startups in the area, sponsored by Bank Hapoalim and the Sderot Development Fund.
Osem Nestle establishes a fund to support the residents of Sderot
To boost the city's industry and support the younger generation, the group is setting up a fund to focus on technological education for residents, with millions of shekels allocated.
Betrayal: Why a vital emergency room won't be built in Sderot - opinion
The Likud's betrayal may be evident in Sderot's ER funding remaining in limbo whereas for airport staff, who may vote for the party in next primary, it is allotting generous tax exemptions
Sderot students have gone back to school in their city, safety concerns remain
Principals are required to know and observe safety guidelines set by the Israel Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
Israel pays tribute to the Bedouin heroes of October 7 - interview
As employees of the kibbutzim, Dahesh’s family knew many of the victims of the massacre, he said, adding that he attended 25 funerals and continues to visit his friends where they are displaced to.
Four months into the war, Israel’s South needs help and healing
Since the war broke out on October 7, KKL-JNF has deployed its resources in Israel’s South to help those most in need.
Finding hope amid the killing fields - opinion
This is our moment to be gutsy and inspired, to make Israel flourish again, like the red anemones making the Supernova killing fields bloom.
