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Live Updates: October 7, 2024: Israel and the world mark one year since massacre

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
 October 7, one year later (photo credit: YAIR PALTI)
October 7, one year later
(photo credit: YAIR PALTI)

Hamas's October 7 massacre: Reliving the day, hour by hour

To honor the memory of the fallen and those taken hostage, the Jerusalem Post has created a timeline of the harrowing events of October 7.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
 A year to October 7: Marking one year of pain, resilience, and remembrance (photo credit: FLASH90/CANVA)
A year to October 7: Marking one year of pain, resilience, and remembrance
(photo credit: FLASH90/CANVA)

One year ago today, Hamas terrorists invaded southern Israel, massacring thousands of Israelis and foreign nationals and taking hundreds more hostage, launching Israel into an unprecedented year of threats, attacks, assassinations, protests, and war.

Some 1,200 people were killed in the Hamas-led October 7 massacre. Over 250 people were kidnapped into the Gaza Strip, with 101 of them still being detained in captivity.

To honor the memory of the fallen and those taken hostage, the Jerusalem Post has created a timeline of the harrowing events of October 7 in hopes of memorializing and eternalizing the sacrifice of those Israelis murdered by terrorists in their homes, as well as the bravery of hostages who remain in the Gaza Strip, 12 months on.

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Foreign terrorist organizations may coax attacks on US on Oct. 7 anniversary, FBI warns

The FBI and DHS warned that extremists may “view the anniversary as an opportunity to conduct an attack or other high-profile, illegal activity.”

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
 TWO JEWISH students hold up signs which read ‘Bring them home now’ and ‘Let us grieve,’ as they counter pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside Columbia University, in New York City, on the first day of the new semester, last Tuesday. (photo credit: Adam Gray/Reuters)
TWO JEWISH students hold up signs which read ‘Bring them home now’ and ‘Let us grieve,’ as they counter pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside Columbia University, in New York City, on the first day of the new semester, last Tuesday.
(photo credit: Adam Gray/Reuters)

The anniversary of Hamas’s October 7 attacks may be a motivating factor for foreign terrorist organizations, violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to threaten public safety, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) warned on Friday.

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Trump to join radio host's live broadcast from Israel on October 7

Trump will call in to Sid Rosenberg's Monday show remembering the October 7 massacre

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
 Activists holding flags gather after joining a convoy to the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem to show support for US President Donald Trump, ahead of the upcoming US election, in Jerusalem October 27, 2020. (photo credit: AMMAR AWAD/REUTERS)
Activists holding flags gather after joining a convoy to the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem to show support for US President Donald Trump, ahead of the upcoming US election, in Jerusalem October 27, 2020.
(photo credit: AMMAR AWAD/REUTERS)

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will be a special guest on radio host Sid Rosenberg's live broadcast from Sderot on Monday.

On October 7, Rosenberg, host of The Sid & Friends in the Morning show, will be broadcasting live from southern Israel in remembrance of the massacre there a year ago. Rosenberg will be touring Israel with comedian and actor Michael Rappaport on a trip organized by the One Israel Fund, a charity that provides financial support for Judea and Samaria.

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Important facts


  • On October 7, 2023, thousands of Hamas terrorists infiltrated Israeli territory
  • They murdered, kidnapped, raped, and tortured Israelis throughout southern Israel
  • One year later, we remember the fallen and call for the return of those taken