Seven brave survivors of the October 7th massacre have come forward to share their harrowing experiences with the world. Their powerful testimonies are more than just stories of survival—they are a testament to unshakable resilience in the face of unimaginable horror. These firsthand accounts shed an unflinching light on the truth of that dark day, becoming an essential weapon against the wave of atrocity denial spreading across college campuses.
Fighting to eradicate the sex
trade, prostitution, and
human trafficking in Israel
Providing Free Legal Aid
To Survivors & Victims
Of Terrorism in Israel
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In a powerful testament to resilience and healing through art, Yuval Raphael, one of the survivors featured in the upcoming documentary SATURDAY October 7, has been selected to represent Israel at Eurovision 2025.
Turkish-Israeli relations have always been in flux. Turkey was the first Muslim-majority country to recognise Israel, and the 1990s were characterised by strengthening relations[. However, relations began to deteriorate at the beginning of the 21st century, coinciding with the election of Erdogan and Turkey’s shift towards Islam and championing of the Palestinian issue.
My most rewarding experience at JIJ was producing and recording a series of 15-minute lectures on the central challenges facing Israel (Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, and lawfare). Before coming to JIJ, I considered myself an informed consumer of media about Israel. Creating content, however, is much harder than consuming it. As I went about producing material of my own, I realized how little I had previously known about the threats facing Israel and the realities of the Middle East. How did I go about overcoming this knowledge deficit to produce original content for viewers in Israel and the Diaspora? By reading, by debating, and by writing.
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