Dr. Phil McGraw and singer and dancer Montana Tucker discuss her documentary "Children of October 7th" and ways to combat growing antisemitism.

The Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem hosted the emotional premiere of 'The Children of October 7th', a documentary by Montana Tucker sharing the harrowing stories of child survivors of the Hamas attack.

The chilling 35-minute documentary focuses in on the testimonies of eight Israeli children between the ages of 10-16, including a 12-year-old who was kidnapped to the Gaza Strip and later released.

Celebrities such as Montana Tucker, Israel's Eurovision contestant Eden Golan, and peace activist Loay Alshareef from the UAE appeared.

This video dives deep into the emotional journeys of survivors and families affected by the Nova Music Festival attack.

In a powerful and heartfelt video, Montana Tucker and Loay Alshareef demonstrate the potential for unity and peace between Muslims, Jews, Arabs, and Israelis.

Social media influencer Montana Tucker and IDF soldier Yadin Gellman took to the streets to educate the public about Oct. 7th.

A vast array of pro-Israel personalities and social media stars share and discuss tips, tricks, and lessons learned about fighting antisemitism and hatred.

Ashley Waxman-Bakshi spoke at the United Nations Human Rights Council on Wednesday, which was the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict.

In the clip, the dancers do a choreographed dance before reenacting scenes from the attack, such as when music festival-goers had to run for safety and hide from Hamas terrorists

In the aftermath of the attack Montana made it her duty to come to the ravaged kibbutzim