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Author: David Leibermann

Birthright participants say visiting Israel in the post-Oct. 7 era is a transformative experience

March 3, 2025David Leibermann

Maddison Spiegel of Westchester County, New York, had tried for years to go on a Birthright trip to Israel but somehow it never happened. The first time she was supposed to go the COVID-19 pandemic got in the way, freezing all trips. The next time Spiegel applied she learned belatedly she had missed a deadline. […]

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Arab Israeli killed in Haifa stabbing attack as Israeli-Palestinian tensions escalate

March 3, 2025David Leibermann

An Israeli man was killed in a stabbing spree in Haifa in what Israeli authorities are treating as a terror attack. The attack on Monday happened one day after the Israel-Hamas ceasefire formally expired and tensions threatened to escalate in the region. Israel announced over the weekend that it would stop all entry of aid […]

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Slain hostage Tsachi Idan is mourned at funeral at Hapoel Tel Aviv’s soccer stadium

February 28, 2025David Leibermann

TEL AVIV — For his funeral, Tsachi Idan’s family chose a place that was sacred to him: Bloomfield Stadium, home to the Hapoel Tel Aviv soccer team. A VIP season-ticket holder, Idan often attended games with his daughters before Oct. 7, 2023, when he was abducted and his older daughter Maayan murdered during Hamas’ attack […]

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The IDF just released its report on Oct. 7. Here are some takeaways.

February 27, 2025David Leibermann

As Hamas terrorists streamed into Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, overrunning communities, killing 1,200 people and taking hundreds captive — many Israelis had one overarching question: Where is the army — and how did it let this happen? Now, nearly 17 months later, the Israel Defense Forces is providing a detailed response to that and […]

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17-year-old critically injured in car-ramming attack in Israel

February 27, 2025David Leibermann

A 17-year-old girl was critically injured, along with 12 others who were wounded, when a Palestinian man rammed his car into an Israeli bus stop. Police are treating the ramming as a terror attack. The incident Thursday night, the beginning of the weekend in Israel, occurred at a junction roughly midway between Tel Aviv and […]

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Hamas returns bodies of 4 hostages killed in Gaza

February 26, 2025David Leibermann

Hamas has returned bodies thought to be of of four Israeli hostages who were killed in captivity in Gaza — the final group of hostages to be released under the first phase of a ceasefire that began last month. The four hostages, all men 50 or older, were abducted in Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack. […]

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Donald Trump posts AI video showing ‘Trump Gaza’ as a beachside paradise

February 26, 2025David Leibermann

Is Donald Trump backing away from his vision to transform Gaza into a beachside resort? Not according to a video the president posted late Tuesday to his Truth Social account that imagines the Palestinian enclave as “Trump Gaza.” The AI-generated video opens with an image of destruction, dated 2025, then asks the question “What’s next?” […]

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‘I’m sorry I couldn’t protect you all,’ Yarden Bibas tells his sons and wife at their funeral

February 26, 2025David Leibermann

Israel was awash in orange on Wednesday as the Bibas family held a private funeral for Shiri, Ariel and Kfir, the mother and young sons murdered in captivity in Gaza. Israelis wearing orange lined a nearly 40-mile route that a funeral procession took on the way to the cemetery in southern Israel, near Nir Oz, […]

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U.S., Israel vote against U.N. resolution condemning Russian invasion of Ukraine

February 24, 2025David Leibermann

Israel and the United States were among a slim minority of countries that voted against a United Nations resolution condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Also voting “no” were Russia, Belarus, North Korea, Hungary and around a dozen other countries. The resolution passed by a wide margin on Monday, the third anniversary of the war, but […]

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Shiri Bibas’ body returned to Israel; 6 living hostages released, last under current ceasefire

February 22, 2025David Leibermann

Remains released by Hamas on Friday have been identified as belonging to Shiri Bibas, Israeli officials announced early Saturday. The identification came two days after Hamas released the bodies of Bibas’ young sons, Kfir and Ariel, who were killed after being abducted to Gaza on Oct. 7, 2023. Hamas released a third body that it […]

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