The war is unfolding in Israel with strikingly modern features and ancient resonance.

Israel’s swift elimination of Iran’s supreme leader and America’s decision to join the war brought an early sense of exhilaration. But in war-weary Israel there was dread, too.

More than two years after the Nova music festival attacks, Hadassah’s psychologists are still treating a nation gripped by trauma, anxiety and survivor’s guilt.

Since October 7, Israeli designers have turned fashion into a reflection of national emotion, from yellow ribbon pins and hostage dog tag necklaces to solidarity messages on T-shirts.

The country's long road to recovery is marked with uncertainty.

Few Israelis have illusions about the difficult days ahead. But with all surviving captives now home, the country can begin to move beyond the trauma.

Nearly two years after writing '10/7: 100 Human Stories,' Lee Yaron revisits October 7 victims to see how ‘war changes a society—one family at a time.’

To be a Jew today is to perceive a different reality.