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The Seventh: The Stories of the October 7 Victims

Mar 21, 2026, 10:06 AM

‘She Embroidered Her Love in Colored Threads’

Chavik Segal, of Netiv Ha'asara, was a handicraft workshop and an act of quiet charity embodied in a single woman. On October seventh she was murdered in the very place she believed she had found shelter Today as well Chavik...

Mar 12, 2026, 3:23 PM

With His Bare Hands

When Bechor Chai Swid heard, on the morning of October seventh, that his friends were being slaughtered, he drove toward them immediately. It didn't matter to him that the area was swarming with terrorists and he had no weapon Today...

Mar 5, 2026, 3:03 PM

“something bad is happening”

Mor Swid Gabay was a wedding planner, a security worker, and a songwriter. On October seventh, she was killed rushing home to her mother Today as well Mor Swid Gabay is dead. Mor, who was 30, grew up alone with...

Feb 26, 2026, 8:23 PM

‘I’m a Muslim! Stop, Stop!’

Osama Abu Assa. Eulogized as a man with a large and pure heart (Photo: Facebook)

On October seventh, Osama Abu Assa did the unthinkable, trying to save strangers he'd met only minutes earlier

Feb 19, 2026, 2:24 PM

Two Emojis, One Earring, The End

Dafna Garkovich was a quality inspector on weekdays and an avid raver on weekends. On October 7, she remained in the arms of her partner, Iván Illarramendi Today as well Dafna Garkovich is dead. She was born as Pamela in...

Feb 12, 2026, 3:45 PM

The Beautiful, the Wise and the Humble

Avi the Beautiful Zakuto at his encampment on the Sea of Galilee. "women fell at his feet, and the men were happy for him" (Photo: Facebook)

Avi the Beautiful Zakuto was always at the center of the action. On October seventh, he heard gunshots near his new house and rushed out to help Today as well Avi the Beautiful Zakuto is dead. Or, when he wanted...

About Me

Saguy Green is a Tel Aviv based journalist and former editor of the Haaretz book review supplement and deputy editor of Yedioth Ahronoth's weekly magazine. He is the 2005 laureate of the B'nai B'rith World Center Award for Journalism in memory of Wolf and Hilda Matsdorf, and author of "The APC: The Story of One Medical Crew in the Yom Kippur War". Religion: running.

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