Hourly Roundup 10:00 Israel · 4 Oct 2026
Stories in this hour
- Three new art pieces join ANU's 'October 7' exhibit as Israel marks third anniversary of massacreAdditionally displayed in the exhibit are the documentary work “Local Testimony for 2023” and a musical playlist consisting of Israeli songs that have become part of the war’s soundtrack
- Terrace in Haifa: Between Wadi Nisnas and Tuscany with a twist - reviewChef Zico Hijab designed the extensive menu when the restaurant opened just over a year ago. He likes adding a twist that often surprises the diner
- How did the terrorist reach the cockpit? The security body that failed to do its jobAfter the attempted terror attack on the Flydubai flight, tensions are rising between security agencies over responsibility for the failure. A 2023 law established a mechanism for transferring information on passengers and flight crews –…
- Three years imprisonment for Be'er Sheva resident who offered Iranian agent 'information about the Dimona reactor'Doron Buchovza (30), an electrical and electronics technician, was arrested about a year and a half ago and convicted of contact with a foreign agent. In total, he received several thousand shekels for 'tasks' such…
- Trump’s friendship with Erdogan ignores Turkey’s hosting of Hamas - opinionMaybe Trump is enamored by the flattery that he’s received from Erdogan, who knows just how important it is for the American president to hear how wonderful his efforts are in trying to broker peace
- "The Space Is Narrowing": What Is Happening with Hamas in GazaThree years after the October 7 attack, the Arab world notes changes in the situation surrounding Hamas in the Gaza Strip. According to sources, Israel is increasing pressure on the military and organizational infrastructure of…
- Google will limit free use of its models – here's how it will affect youGoogle updates the access model for Gemini applications and determines that free-tier users will be limited to the Flash-Lite model only, while Pro models will be locked behind an expensive subscription. The move sparks anger…
- Gas in Israel to Drop Sharply - When Prices Will ChangeGas prices in Israel may drop noticeably just days after a record increase. The cost of a liter of gas is expected to decrease by about 50 agorot — from the current 8.27 to 7.77…
- The "hard explosions" in the Ministry of Transportation, and Netanyahu's ruling: security of foreign flights - theirsAlready a year and a half ago, Netanyahu decided that the responsibility for security of foreign flights would be transferred to the Ministry of Transportation. According to a report on Galei Tzahal (IDF Radio), since…
- Yosef Haguell, the wounded from "The Ballad to the Medic," has passed awayYosef Haguell, a paratrooper who was seriously wounded in the battles for the liberation of Jerusalem in 1967 and became a symbol due to his dramatic rescue by the medic Shlomo Epstein of blessed memory,…
Torah perspective
Yosef Haguol carried a debt for six decades, named his firstborn after the man who covered him, and spent those decades making sure the story was not forgotten. This is the Torah's understanding of gratitude: a debt that reshapes a life. Yosef Haguol could have carried guilt. Instead he carried mission. The Sages say that one who saves a single life saves an entire world. Haguol understood that the world saved was not only his own. It was the world of the man who saved him, kept alive through the telling.