IDF

Four Hamas terrorists emerged from a tunnel and opened fire on IDF forces, marking a blatant ceasefire violation months after fighting formally ended

Rare ground operation 10 km inside southern Lebanon ends with live capture of al-Jama’a al-Islamiyya operative for interrogation in Israel

From the harrowing work of the Yassar unit to the quiet bloom of the Israeli landscape, finding light in the final chapter of a national tragedy

A little over two years after Captain Yehuda Cohen saved his platoon during a mission in Gaza, his father reflects on his bravery and enduring legacy.

Disclosure follows the return of the last captive and marks the first full account of the intelligence effort, failures, and moral dilemmas behind Israel’s hostage mission

Unrelated decisions made months earlier, followed by intelligence reversals and a massive recovery effort, enabled Israel’s largest operation in Gaza

After a 48-hour IDF operation “Brave Heart,” Israel confirms no hostages remain in Gaza for the first time since 2014

Shot down over Lebanon in 1986, Ron Arad was captured, briefly heard from, and then lost to silence. Decades later, his fate remains unknown.

Hochman was questioned for six hours upon arrival in Toronto before Israeli diplomatic intervention secured his release and allowed the show to proceed

Advanced stealth aircraft strengthen Israel’s long-range strike and intelligence capabilities as the Air Force expands its fleet

What Washington announced on Saturday, how the new governing bodies are meant to work, and what remains unclear

Israeli forces engaged an armed Hamas cell emerging from a tunnel in western Rafah; two IDF soldiers were lightly wounded

Two weeks after giving birth, Ori Suissa’s husband Elazar was critically wounded in Gaza. In a heartfelt testimony, she describes the difficult journey of recovery and how faith, prayer, and inner strength helped their family endure and grow through the pain.

Bedouin citizens posed as IDF forces during a daylight jewelry store robbery in Near Chevron

They were 150 Holocaust survivors, the last remaining of their families, who immigrated to Israel and fell defending the young state. Known as the soldiers of “Nitzach Acharon,” their memory is now carried forward by Jonah Kalimi, who shares a deeply moving account.

More than two years after being critically wounded in Gaza, the singer and actor quietly resumed reserve service following a long rehabilitation

A firsthand account by the Southern Command leader of the Six Day War on strategy, deception, overwhelming odds, and the moments that changed Jewish history

Led by Yossi Aharon, a volunteer initiative restores the personal vehicles of fallen IDF soldiers, transforming them into moving memorials of honor, memory, and legacy.

Eliav Astioker's family shares stories of his compassion and bravery, revealing why they founded a special center for young men in his memory. "It was simply who he was," says his father, Yaakov.

After learning he wasn’t Jewish, Ilan embarked on a long spiritual search — from army service and exile abroad to conversion, marriage, and a life of deep Torah study