There is no escaping the sheer horror, pain and trauma in mixed-media works on paper, in which even the brightest colors are overshadowed by the blackness of Saturday, October 7
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Israel has severely reduced water supply to Strip and halted provision of all electricity and fuel, but maintains there is enough water and power to prevent a humanitarian crisis
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When Hamas terrorists invaded Kibbutz Nahal Oz, Tibon locked himself and his young family in a safe room in his house. 'I prepared to die,' he said later. But salvation was coming

At Hadassah Ein Kerem on her 2nd trip to Israel since Oct. 7, president Rhoda Smolow joins CEO Naomi Adler to comfort the victims of Hamas's brutality while raising emergency funds

Amichai Shindler, whose older brother was killed in 2010 terror shooting, was severely injured as Hamas terrorists blasted open saferoom door as he held it closed

Evacuees from Netiv Ha'asara recount hiding in safe rooms for 12 hours, comforting their children as terrorists ran rampant in the moshav and executed residents

After some terrorists were initially brought to emergency rooms, sparking uproar, Health Minister Moshe Arbel instructs they be redirected to prison services' medical facilities

Residents of Kibbutz Nir Am spent 16 hours in safe rooms without electricity while members fought off terrorists; now they're surrounded by Israelis eager to help

With terrorists' bodies still lying in the grass, international press sees firsthand the results of Hamas's slaughter of Israeli civilians

Residents of the Gaza border communities recount what happened to them in the terrifying hours of the Hamas invasion to their homes