The Hamas-led attacks that day shattered Israelis’ faith in the state, and the year of war that followed has deepened society’s divisions. Yet many find hope in the people’s resilience.

Hamas launched the largest-ever attack on Israeli soil a year ago. It's been a year of intolerable fear and anxiety for Israel's Oct. 7 hostage families.

As Israelis commemorated the Oct. 7, 2023, attack that led to the war in Gaza, Hamas launched a rare rocket attack at Tel Aviv, saying it was targeting “the depths of the occupation.” The rocket strike did little damage,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reaffirmed his country's determination to fight in a video message during the official commemoration of the October 7 massacre's anniversary on Monday. "Together we will continue to fight,

Thousands marked the first anniversary of the Hamas attack in southern Israel on October 7 last year. The attack claimed 1,200 lives and 250 people were taken hostage, 100 of which remain in captivity.

Israel marked on Monday the first anniversary of Hamas' deadly October 7 attacks, the worst in its history and one that sparked a devastating war in the Gaza Strip that has since expanded into Lebanon.

Monday marks one year since the deadliest attack in Israel’s history. The militant group Hamas killed 1,200 people and took 250 hostages on Oct. 7, 2023.

Families of those killed at the Nova music festival were gathering on Oct. 7 at the site where almost 400 revelers were gunned down and from where many others were taken hostage a year ago.

Israel has come under attack on the day the world remembers the victims of the October 7 atrocity last year when Hamas killed 1,200 people and took more than 250 as hostages. Air raid sirens sounded across the nation as it marked the first anniversary of the deadliest day in its history as a barrage of rockets were fired at Tel Aviv by Hamas while Hezbollah targeted Haifa in a separate assault.