soldiers

An investigation that began with the theft of a rifle from an IDF base in northern Israel expanded into suspicions of a drug-trafficking network operating among soldiers. Indictments have been filed, and an indictment against a major is expected later.

A joint investigation by the military police and the Coastal District’s central unit led to the exposure of a weapons theft affair involving the IDF. Two soldiers are accused of stealing firearms, selling them, and removing thousands of rounds of ammunition from army custody.

After decades on the bench, Judge Drora Beit Or chose to continue serving in a different way. This article follows her decision to volunteer her legal expertise to help wounded soldiers secure recognition, rights, and dignity.

Yamit Zehavi, known as the 'guardian angel of soldiers in the north,' dedicated her Mimouna holiday to frying up moufletas and sfenj for soldiers, welcoming them with sweets both at home and at their bases.

World-famous DJ shares how he brought energy, unity, and healing to IDF soldiers on the front lines by using music to lift morale and embody the Israeli spirit under fire

Discover the Unity Tank, where soldiers don't have the luxury of fear or negative thoughts.

A moving moment captured as our soldiers prayed fervently before heading into Rafah. We pray that Hashem be with them, protect them, and fight with them.

Amidst the heart of danger in Gaza, our beloved soldiers found a moment to bond in unity and joy, right in the middle of Purim festivities.

The ballot box arrived in Khan Yunis, and this is how our brave soldiers voted.

In a heartfelt performance, soldiers stationed at Mount Hermon sang an uplifting rendition of 'Snow on My City' before departing.

Residents of the 'Beit Bakfar' retirement community in Kfar Saba initiated a wonderful project of knitting warm hats for soldiers. Now they share about the initiative and the immense demand: "We knit and knit without stopping."

A commander in Gaza dedicates the explosion to the recovery of injured soldiers, touching hearts online.

After managing the 'Jewish Home' in northern India, Shagiv Shariki and his wife decided to head south and establish a 'Jewish Home' in the Gaza envelope. Thousands of soldiers have already visited them, and they don't rest for a moment.

Kobi Peretz, one of Israel's renowned artists, talks to Hidabroot about his performances for soldiers during wartime, the moment that led him to wear a *tzitzit*, and a decision he made regarding his online posts.

When Benzi Wollman started illustrating the faces of fallen soldiers, he never imagined his project would expand to 90 portraits, with dozens more requests to fulfill. In a special commemoration project, he showcases paintings of soldiers who did not return from battle, affirming: "This is the least I can give."